Rogers described the ideal therapist as someone whose inner experience
A) is largely transparent to the client.
B) is hidden under a professional demeanor.
C) includes only positive emotions toward the client.
D) is irrelevant to the therapeutic work.

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Rogers emphasized the importance of the therapist being genuine and authentic, meaning their true feelings and inner experiences should be transparent to the client to build trust and facilitate a meaningful therapeutic relationship.

Rogers Described the Ideal Therapist as Someone Whose Inner Experience