Changes in psychotherapy are measured by Rogers's
A) Picture Test.
B) Insight Inventory.
C) Therapist Rating Scale.
D) Process Scale.

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Changes in psychotherapy are best measured by process scales, such as the Outcome Questionnaire (OQ) or the Session Rating Scale (SRS), which assess specific therapeutic processes and outcomes. Rogers's Picture Test and Insight Inventory are not commonly used measures in contemporary psychotherapy research or practice, and the Therapist Rating Scale may capture only a limited range of dimensions relevant to psychotherapeutic change.

Changes in Psychotherapy Are Measured by Rogers's