This psychologist defined the ability to be able to make decisions appropriate for each situation without relying on atavistic social conventions as "organismic valuing."
This psychologist defined the ability to be able to make decisions appropriate for each situation without relying on atavistic social conventions as "organismic valuing." This psychologist created the "Q technique" to elucidate the incongruence between the "real self" and the "ideal self," in his books On Becoming a Person and A Way of Being. He outlined congruence, "empathic understanding," and "unconditional positive regard" as some of the most critical conditions for his "non-directive" model of therapy in which the patient is encouraged to speak freely. For 10 points, name this psychologist who pioneered "client-centered" therapy.
This psychologist defined the ability to be able to make decisions appropriate for each situation without relying on atavistic social conventions as "organismic valuing."
Carl {Rogers}