General Studies · Psychotherapy
In Carl Rogers' Person-Centered Therapy, which factor is considered essential for therapeutic progress?
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- 1Pharmacological intervention combined with self-help books
- 2Direct behavioral modification and exposure exercises
- 3Interpretation of unconscious conflicts by the therapist
- 4The therapeutic relationship and therapist's presence providing core conditions✓
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The therapeutic relationship and therapist's presence providing core conditions
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