In humanistic and counseling psychology, the non-judgmental, complete acceptance of a client by the therapist regardless of what the client says or does is called:
AUnconditional Positive Regard
BEmpathic Resonance
CCongruence
DActive Listening
Explanation
Unconditional Positive Regard is one of Carl Rogers’ three core conditions necessary for therapeutic personality change.
Exam Relevance
- Topic: Counseling Psychology
- Subtopic: Person-Centered Therapy

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