Exam 4: Client-Centered Therapy

A client-centered therapist would likely view the diagnostic process as:

Success in client-centered therapy corresponds with a(n):

Rogers believed an organism has one basic tendency and striving, which is:

Which of the following is essential to therapy in addition to empathy, congruence and unconditional positive regard?

Prouty's pre-therapy approach is most applicable to clients who are:

In addition to the basic requirements of the therapeutic environment for the therapist, Rogers believed the client must focus on _______, _______ and _______.

According to Bozarth's summarization of research on psychotherapy, the most consistent variables affecting therapy are _______, _______ and _______.

The client-centered therapist strives to use an approach that is best described as:

Understanding another individual by "living" in their internal frame of reference is:

For Carl Rogers, _______, _______, and _______ were the three basic requirements to create a therapeutic environment.

The event most commonly identified with the birth of client-centered therapy is:

In Lambert's meta-analytical review evaluating client-centered therapy, the outcome variable accounting for the most variance in treatment progress was:

Carl Rogers would view neurosis as the result of incongruence between the _________ and the _________.

If given a choice, Rogers believed most individuals would chose to be:

Client-centered therapists believe that empathy, unconditional positive regard, and congruence are:

The conceptual development of a concept of self is:

In Roger's personality theory, behavior is defined as:

An infant's ability to evaluate experience in terms of how it maintains or enhances them is known as:

Fully functioning individuals capable of experiencing complete emotions rely on:

A distinctive characteristic of client-centered therapy is the emphasis on the: