Multiple Choice
The event most commonly identified with the birth of client-centered therapy is:
A) America's involvement in World War II.
B) Maslow's creation of the hierarchy of needs.
C) Roger's presentation at the University of Minnesota.
D) Roger's association with Elizabeth Davis.
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