Carl Rogers

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academic author human psychologist psychotherapist

Carl Rogers was an influential American psychologist and one of the founders of humanistic psychology, best known for developing client-centered (person-centered) therapy.

Aliases (2)

Carl R. Rogers ×1
Carl Ransom Rogers ×1

Statements (67)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	academic → author → human → psychologist → psychotherapist →
almaMater	Teachers College, Columbia University → Union Theological Seminary → University of Wisconsin–Madison →
APA_PresidencyYear	1947 →
approachEmphasizes	client’s subjective experience → non-directive therapy → self-directed growth → therapeutic relationship →
awardReceived	American Psychological Association Distinguished Professional Contribution Award → American Psychological Association Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award →
birthDate	1902-01-08 →
birthPlace	Oak Park, Illinois, United States →
countryOfCitizenship	United States of America →
deathDate	1987-02-04 →
deathPlace	La Jolla, California, United States →
developedConcept	congruence in the therapist → empathic understanding → fully functioning person → unconditional positive regard →
educatedAt	Teachers College, Columbia University → University of Wisconsin–Madison →
employer	Center for Studies of the Person → Ohio State University → University of Chicago → University of Wisconsin–Madison → Western Behavioral Sciences Institute →
familyName	Rogers →
fieldOfWork	counseling psychology → psychology → psychotherapy →
fullName	Carl Ransom Rogers →
givenName	Carl →
influenced	Abraham Maslow → counseling psychology → humanistic psychotherapy → person-centered education →
influencedBy	John Dewey → Kurt Goldstein → Otto Rank →
knownFor	actualizing tendency → client-centered therapy → conditions of worth → humanistic approach to psychotherapy → person-centered therapy → theory of self-concept → unconditional positive regard →
marriageStart	1924 →
movement	humanistic psychology →
notableWork	A Way of Being → Client-Centered Therapy → Counseling and Psychotherapy → Freedom to Learn → On Becoming a Person →
numberOfChildren	2 →
occupation	psychologist → psychotherapist → university professor →
positionHeld	President of the American Psychological Association →
religion	Protestantism →
residence	La Jolla, California, United States →
spouse	Helen Elliott →
theoreticalOrientation	humanistic psychology →

Referenced by (12)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
A Way of Being → Counseling and Psychotherapy → Freedom to Learn → Freedom to Learn ("Carl R. Rogers") → On Becoming a Person →	author
Client-Centered Therapy →	developedBy
Carl Rogers ("Carl Ransom Rogers") →	fullName
Rogers →	hasNotableBearer
Otto Rank →	influenced
humanistic psychology →	influencedBy
Helen Elliott →	relative
Helen Elliott →	spouse