According to Carl Rogers, Therapeutic Change in Client-Centered Therapy Occurs

question 192

Multiple Choice

According to Carl Rogers, therapeutic change in client-centered therapy occurs:

• A)as the client's views of himself and the world become less distorted.
• B)as the client develops insight into unconscious conflicts.
• C)as the therapist teaches the client to challenge irrational beliefs.
• D)when new conditioned responses are learned that inhibit the unhealthy conditioned responses of anxiety, fear, and hopelessness.

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Definitions:

C Fibres

Nerve fibers that are thin, unmyelinated, and slow-conducting, transmitting pain and temperature sensations to the central nervous system.

Cerebral Cortex

The outer layer of the cerebrum, playing a key role in memory, attention, perception, cognition, awareness, thought, language, and consciousness.

Cochlea

A spiral-shaped cavity forming part of the inner ear, instrumental in converting sound vibrations into nerve impulses.

Suggestibility

The degree to which a person is inclined to accept and incorporate ideas or beliefs suggested by others.