This system of thought acknowledges a feeling that "rises up in someone" when they experience realness and advocates appreciating people the same way 
This system of thought acknowledges a feeling that "rises up in someone" when they experience realness and advocates appreciating people the same way one appreciates sunsets. One of its techniques is called "reflection" or "mirroring", in which someone's words are repeated in a new context. A Way of Being explains why "playing a part" is poisonous to this model that believes in an "actualizing tendency." The use of encounter groups expanded this model that examines the incongruence between one's real self and ideal self. This methodology is based on "empathic understanding" and "unconditional positive regard" and was outlined in the book On Becoming a Person. For 10 points, name this approach to psychotherapy developed by Carl Rogers based on empathy towards the patient.
This system of thought acknowledges a feeling that "rises up in someone" when they experience realness and advocates appreciating people the same way one appreciates sunsets.
client-centered therapy [or person-centered therapy]