Identify the radical procedure introduced by Rogers in his therapy sessions in an attempt to enable researchers to study the client–therapist interaction?

a. Analyzing correlations between the observational data and subjective ratings of the participants
c. Recording and filming sessions
b. Unconscious redirection of feelings from one person to another
d. Analysis of id, ego, and superego


ANS: C
FEEDBACK: Rogers was enthusiastic about research on the nature of the therapy sessions, an idea resisted by many clinicians who saw it as a violation of privacy. What Rogers did was to introduce what was then a radical procedure. He recorded and filmed therapy sessions to enable researchers to study the client–therapist interaction.

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