Unlike the Traditional Psychoanalysts, the Client-Centered Therapists Tend to Be

Multiple Choice

Unlike the traditional psychoanalysts, the client-centered therapists tend to be

A) more directive and take more of a position of authority during the therapy.
B) more optimistic and assume that is it possible for people to use their potentials to have a happy life.
C) more action-oriented therapy rather than insight-oriented.
D) characterized by all of these statements.