What are the main objectives of client-centered therapy?
What will be an ideal response?
To help clients become able to accept and be themselves. Therapy strives to provide a climate where the client feels unconditionally accepted, understood, and valued. The therapist uses only nondirective techniques.
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Mary is 5 years old and in kindergarten. She has Asperger's disorder. In which of the
following tasks is she most likely to show impairments compared to her classmates? a. Playing "house" with other children b. Sitting at a table with other children and painting a picture c. Reading a book d. Putting a puzzle together e. All of the above