This thinker explained how the title eetings expanded his approach in his book Encounter Groups. This
 psychologist used the term "reflection" to describe the practice of repeating a person's words in a different
 context and argued for the importance of "congruence" between a patient's "ideal" and "real" self. His essay
 "This is Me" begins his book about the "actualizing tendency." This author of On Becoming a Person cites
 "empathic understanding" and "unconditional positive regard" as two key tenets of his methodology. For 10
 points, name this psychologist who pioneered "client-centered" therapy.
This thinker explained how the title eetings expanded his approach in his book Encounter Groups. This
 psychologist used the term "reflection" to describe the practice of repeating a person's words in a different
 context and argued for the importance of "congruence" between a patient's "ideal" and "real" self. His essay
 "This is Me" begins his book about the "actualizing tendency." This author of On Becoming a Person cites
 "empathic understanding" and "unconditional positive regard" as two key tenets of his methodology. For 10
 points, name this psychologist who pioneered "client-centered" therapy.
This thinker explained how the title eetings expanded his approach in his book Encounter Groups.
Carl {Rogers}