Question

in client - centered therapy, the therapist: o first identifies specific problem behaviors, then determines their baseline rate, and finally applies behavior modification techniques to change their frequency. o is usually quite confrontational, forceful, and blunt in challenging the clients irrational beliefs. o strives to remain neutral, but offers interpretations and suggestions in a nonjudgmental manner. o strives to be nondirective, genuine, and accepting.

Explanation:

Client-centered therapy, founded by Carl Rogers, emphasizes the therapist being nondirective, genuine, and accepting to facilitate the client's self-growth. Key principles include unconditional positive regard and empathy, avoiding confrontation or direct suggestions.

Answer:

strives to be nondirective, genuine, and accepting.