Which of the following clinicians would be likely to consider traditional assessment procedures dehumanizing and harmful to the quality of the client-clinician relationship?

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Carl Rogers developed humanistic therapy, which emphasizes a non-judgmental and empathetic approach that values the client's personal experience and encourages self-discovery. Traditional assessments often rely on standardized measures and can feel impersonal and dehumanizing. Therefore, Harold, a clinician trained in this approach, is most likely to consider traditional assessment procedures dehumanizing and harmful to the quality of the client-clinician relationship. Psychodynamically oriented therapists (B) and clinicians who utilize Beck's theories and protocols (C) may also value the therapeutic relationship, but their approaches do not typically emphasize the client's subjective experience to the same degree as humanistic therapy.

Which of the Following Clinicians Would Be Likely to Consider