A person-centered counselor is interested in focusing on the meanings and feelings of the client; the facts of the problem are considered ____.
A) more important
B) less important
C) of significant importance
D) of no significance at all
Question 2
Which statement best describes person-centered counseling?
A) The client is the single focus, excluding all other factors.
B) The client is competent and ultimately self-actualizing.
C) The client is not competent and ultimately self-actualizing.
D) The client's concerns must be detailed and resolved.
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