Client-centered therapy attempts to allow clients to become more autonomous and less worried about others' disapproval. This oversensitivity to the demands of others that client-centered therapy tries to overcome is called

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Client-centered therapy aims to reduce "other-centeredness," where individuals are overly concerned with others' opinions and approval, to promote autonomy and self-acceptance.

Client-Centered Therapy Attempts to Allow Clients to Become More Autonomous