Rogers named his technique "client-centred therapy." What belief was he trying to emphasize with this term

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Rogers believed that clients should be in control of their own therapy, and that therapists should follow the client's lead in terms of setting the pace and direction. This is reflected in his use of the term "client-centred therapy." While Rogers believed in creating a warm, supportive environment for the client, he did not believe that clients should necessarily be the center of attention or that therapists should share all of their own experiences.

Rogers Named His Technique "Client-Centred Therapy