This man's essay "Communication: Its Blocking and Its Facility" was a major influence on the landmark 1970 rhetoric handbook of Young, Becker and Pike. He describes marriage as a "process partnership" and enumerates the four "threads of permanence" of healthy marriages in his book Becoming Partners. In Encounter Groups he identifies congruence, empathy, and respect as "core conditions." His more famous works include two essay collections, A Way of Being and The Clinical Treatment of the Problem 
This man's essay "Communication: Its Blocking and Its Facility" was a major influence on the landmark 1970 rhetoric handbook of Young, Becker and Pike. He describes marriage as a "process partnership" and enumerates the four "threads of permanence" of healthy marriages in his book Becoming Partners. In Encounter Groups he identifies congruence, empathy, and respect as "core conditions." His more famous works include two essay collections, A Way of Being and The Clinical Treatment of the Problem Child, but he is best known for pioneering what he originally called "non-directive therapy." FTP, name this American psychologist who wrote On Becoming a Person and explained that method in Client-Centered Therapy.
This man's essay "Communication: Its Blocking and Its Facility" was a major influence on the landmark 1970 rhetoric handbook of Young, Becker and Pike.
Carl {Rogers}