In Contrast to Most Other Forms of Therapy,the Client-Centered Therapist

In contrast to most other forms of therapy,the client-centered therapist

A) focuses on present concerns rather than past problems.
B) does not give answers or interpretations nor even steer the client onto certain topics.
C) teaches a new set of beliefs and values so the client can cope more effectively.
D) helps make the client's unconscious concerns conscious.