What is a crucial role for the humanistic therapist?
A. To create a safe environment for the client's self-exploration
B. To challenge the client's assumptions of the world
C. To define the expectations of what type of fulfillment is realistic or possible for the client
D. To uncover the client's unconscious desires
Answer: A
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