A psychiatric–mental health nurse is integrating Carl Rogers's theory into the plan of care for a client with a mental illness. The nurse incorporates understanding of this theory by acknowledging that the therapist accomplishes which of the following?
A) Provides validation of the terminology used during the session
B) Focuses on the client's instinctual drives
C) Recognizes an understanding of the client's basic needs
D) Develops unconditional positive regard for the client
Ans: D
Carl Rogers advocated that the therapist develop unconditional positive regard for the client (i.e., a nonjudgmental caring for the client). Genuineness of the therapist was also an important factor. Rogers did not address validation, instinctual drives, and basic needs.
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