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| founder of client centered therapy |
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| person-centered; Rogerian therapy; humanistic and has an optimistic look on human nature; individuals have an actualizing tendency that directs them out of conflict and toward their potential |
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| belief in Rogerian theory that individuals go away from conflict and towards their full potential |
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| abnormal theory of clinet-centered theory |
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| people who lack congruence between real selves and conscious selves develop psychological tension |
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| directed by client; therapist is non directive and provides empathy, unconditional positive regard, genuineness and congruenc; goal is to provide a trusting atmosphere where the client can engage in self-directed growth |
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| evidence of growth in client centered therapy |
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| congruent self concept, positive self regard, internal locus of evaluation, willingness to experieence |
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