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UNCONDITIONAL POSITIVE REGARD

By N., Sam M.S.

1. an outlook of acceptance, caring, and holding dear on the behalf of the therapy professional, that is considered beneficial and encouraging to self-awareness and character growth on the behalf of the patient. This outlook is stressed in patient-centered therapy. 2. a parent or caregiver's abrupt love and adoration rendered without stipulations, an encompassing need in infancy, and a prerequisite for healthy growth.

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