Brett notices in therapy that he seems to be the one controlling the direction the session is taking
He also notices that his therapist has done a nice job of creating an atmosphere of acceptance in therapy. Because his therapist does not make it seem like she is a know-it-all and an expert, he feels like they are on a person-to-person basis. Brett finds this all helpful because it make him trust his therapist even more. Brett's therapist is practicing _____ therapy and is utilizing _____ and _____ as therapeutic techniques.
a) person-centered; transference; flooding
b) behavior; genuineness; aversion therapy
c) humanistic; unconditional positive regard; congruence
d) interpersonal; dream analysis; the empty chair
Answer: c
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