Roger's approach to psychotherapy was considered revolutionary for all of the following reasons except:

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Roger's approach to psychotherapy did not require therapists to accept the medical model of mental illness, which views mental health disorders as strictly biologically-based and requiring medical treatment. In fact, Roger's approach emphasized the importance of the client's subjective experience and rejected labeling or categorizing clients based on their symptoms. Therefore, option B is incorrect, making it the correct answer.

Roger's Approach to Psychotherapy Was Considered Revolutionary for All of the Following