Dr. hall is in a therapy session with his client steve, who is a violent criminal. although dr. hall does not approve of his act
ions, he still shows genuine acceptance and empathy for him, regardless of what he has done. in the context of client-centered therapy, dr. hall is expressing _____.
<span>This is unconditional positive regard. This is the concept that states that the therapist shows a genuine empathy for the plight of the client, and tries to do all he or she can to assist the client, without judgment of the person's prior actions or history. This way, the client can receive the full care and attention of the therapist and the maximum possible assistance for their situation.</span>
