The Author of Chapter 6 Suggests That the Optimal Form

The author of Chapter 6 suggests that the optimal form of client-centered therapy would be client-informed, by which he means that

A) clients would need the therapist to disseminate insight for growth.
B) clients would play a stronger role in how the therapy is implemented.
C) clients would take more of a consumer role.
D) the counselor-client relationship would more closely resemble that of the teacher-student.
E) clients would primarily seek out therapists for information.