Rogers Believed That Client-Centered Therapists Must Provide Unconditional Positive Regard

Rogers believed that client-centered therapists must provide unconditional positive regard for their clients. In other words, they must

A) provide warmth and caring only when clients' behavior is appropriate.
B) communicate with clients in an honest and spontaneous manner.
C) understand the client's world from the client's point of view and be able to communicate this.
D) show nonjudgmental acceptance of the client as a person.