In client-centered therapy, the therapist tries to set aside his or her own values and experiences and view the world through the client's
A)frame of reference.
B)neurosis.
C)unconscious impulses.
D)wish fulfillment.

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In client-centered therapy, the focus is on the client's perspective and the therapist strives to understand their worldview by attempting to set aside their own values and experiences. Therefore, the therapist aims to view the world through the client's frame of reference. B, C, and D are not relevant to client-centered therapy.

In Client-Centered Therapy, the Therapist Tries to Set Aside His