How Did Carl Rogers Revolutionize the Way Psychologists Thought of Therapy

question 64

Multiple Choice

How did Carl Rogers revolutionize the way psychologists thought of therapy?

• A)He developed theories about the inferiority complex and about compensation for feelings of deficiency compared with others.
• B)He believed clients understood their own problems and experiences, and that the therapist's role was that of a consultant in assisting client treatment.
• C)He refined social learning theory to say that personality comes from an interaction of the individual with his or her environment.
• D)He developed the theory of the self-fulfilling prophecy.

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