In What Particular Way Was Rogers' Counseling Center at the University

In what particular way was Rogers' counseling center at the University of Chicago in the 1940s and '50s different from other counseling agencies at the time?

A) Because of his early training in theology, Rogers discussed religion and spirituality with his clients. These were not part of the psychoanalytic approach to therapy.
B) Rogers believed that clients are lost and need direct advice so that they can get on with their lives.
C) Psychoanalytic practitioners used a variety of settings, such as group therapy, family relationships, and teaching and learning environments. However, Rogers focused his work on individual counseling.
D) Because of the influence of Rogers, the counseling center at the University of Chicago was the only place where a Black or gay person could get therapy without encountering prejudice.
E) Psychoanalytic practitioners pioneered scientific inquiry into what techniques and approaches were effective with clients. Rogers had no use for this approach. Rather, he used his intuition.