A Way to Help People by Holding Theory Lightly : A Response to Bozarth, Merry and Broadley, and Sommerbeck  

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Kahn, Edwin

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Humanistic Psychology vol. 42 no. 2 (2002), page 88-96.
Topik: holding period; holding theory lightly
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The author does not think rogers wanted to make judgements about who is or who is not client centered, as some of his followers seem to do. Rogers wanted to develop a flexible theory to help people, when the human quality of the interaction was most important. In the therapeutic relationship, the author finds that on occassion, he offers a response from his framework, such as a tentative empathic interpretation. The author believes these repsonses refltect the three attitudes and the non directive intent described by rogers. These responses often help the therapeutic dialogue become more alive and real for both participants. The author continues to think of himself as person - centered because he values the ideals of this approach.

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