Which of the following terms would not be an adequate reference to describe the role of a client-centered therapist?

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An interpreter is not an adequate reference to describe the role of a client-centered therapist. The other options (A, B, and D) are all appropriate ways to describe the role of a therapist who uses a client-centered approach. As a collaborator, a therapist works together with the client to develop goals and strategies. As a facilitator, a therapist helps the client explore and express their thoughts and feelings. As a motivator, a therapist supports and encourages the client to make changes and work towards their goals. However, the term 'interpreter' is not commonly used to describe the role of a therapist in this context.

Which of the Following Terms Would Not Be an Adequate