If the Climate of the Person-Centred Session Is Correctly Established

If the climate of the person-centred session is correctly established, it will, according to Rogers,

A) foster the intellectual challenge necessary for critical insight and change.
B) lead to the realization of the client's natural tendency toward growth.
C) promote a positive relationship between therapist and client and thus uncover their repressed feelings.
D) create the space in which the client can challenge their own behaviours and learn how to be different.