Theory of personality change: comparison between Rogers, Gendlin and Greenberg.
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v8i32.701Keywords:
Psychological change, person-centered-therapy, emotions, feelings, focusing, insightAbstract
This article looks for similarities between three important contributions to theory of change in the person-centered-approach, those of Rogers, Gendlin and Greenberg. The change itself is viwed as a process in which different levels of experience are involved.
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