Carl Rogers developed a therapy that involved the thoughts and actions of the client, but not the feelings.

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This statement is false. Carl Rogers' therapy, known as person-centered therapy, emphasizes the importance of the client's feelings and emotions in the therapeutic process. Rogers believed that a safe and non-judgmental environment would allow the client to explore and process their emotions, leading to personal growth and positive change.

Carl Rogers Developed a Therapy That Involved the Thoughts and Actions