In 1957, Carl Rogers claimed that which of the following was "necessary and sufficient" for positive change in psychotherapy?
A) A corrective emotional experience
B) Collaborative goal-setting
C) A certain type of relationship
D) An accurate diagnosis
E) Both B and C

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Carl Rogers believed that a certain type of relationship between the therapist and client, characterized by empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuineness, was necessary and sufficient for positive change in psychotherapy. This became known as the client-centered or person-centered approach. Collaborative goal-setting (B) may be a helpful aspect of therapy, but is not considered necessary or sufficient for positive change. A corrective emotional experience (A) may be a helpful aspect of some types of therapy but is not considered necessary or sufficient for positive change. An accurate diagnosis (D) is important for treatment planning but is not considered necessary or sufficient for positive change.

In 1957, Carl Rogers Claimed That Which of the Following