Rogers's concept of unconditional positive regard refers to
A) parental neglect.
B) the client's acceptance of the therapist's interpretations.
C) the therapist's acceptance and positive valuing of the client, which is not dependent on particular "good" behaviors.
D) the acceptance of their parents that clients develop during the course of therapy.

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Rogers's concept of unconditional positive regard refers to the therapist's ability to accept and value the client without judgment or condition, regardless of the client's behaviors. It is not related to parental neglect or the client's acceptance of the therapist's interpretations. While the acceptance of parents may be important, it is not explicitly linked to Rogers's concept of unconditional positive regard.

Rogers's Concept of Unconditional Positive Regard Refers to