Rather than interpreting the client's thoughts and behaviors, the client-centered therapist tries to create a warm, accepting climate that allows the client the freedom to explore troubling feelings and thoughts.

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This is a correct description of client-centered therapy, which emphasizes providing a non-judgmental, empathetic environment for clients to express themselves and gain insight without the therapist interpreting or directing the process.

Rather Than Interpreting the Client's Thoughts and Behaviors, the Client-Centered