In Rogers's person-centered therapy,the responsibility for changing behavior and reevaluating relationships falls on the _____.
A) client
B) therapist
C) circumstances
D) society

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In person-centered therapy, the client is considered to be the expert on their own experiences and the responsibility for change and growth lies with the client, rather than the therapist. The therapist provides a non-judgmental and empathetic space for the client to explore and process their experiences, but the client ultimately makes their own choices in regards to their behavior and relationships.

In Rogers's Person-Centered Therapy,the Responsibility for Changing Behavior and Reevaluating