Joanne is a victim of an abusive relationship. Her abusive partner constantly accused her of cheating. Moreover, he used to attempt to control how she spends her money. Currently, she is attending Person-Centered Therapy with a counselor named Dr. Alice. The main goal of the therapist is to understand Joanne’s subjective experiences and feelings sensitively. During the therapy session, Joanne felt that her emotional burden lifted and less stressed too. What is the core condition of PCT been practiced by Dr. Alice as the therapist in the situation above? A. Congruence B. Advanced empathy C. Unconditional positive regard D. Accurate empathetic understanding

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