Which of the following is NOT identified by Mick Cooper as a similarity of existential and client-centered views?

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Mick Cooper identifies both existential and client-centered therapies as approaches that emphasize understanding the client's lived experience, reject the use of techniques in favor of a more individualized approach, and view psychological problems as stemming from denial or distortion of experiences. However, neither approach heavily relies on assessment and diagnosis, which is typically associated with more traditional, medical model-based therapies.

Which of the Following Is NOT Identified by Mick Cooper