In person-centered counseling the focus of the approach is on ______________.

A) what happens
B) diagnosis
C) how things happen
D) symptoms

In person-centered counseling, the focus is on how things happen, which means that the emphasis is on the client's subjective experiences, feelings, and thoughts. This approach is based on the belief that clients have the ability to understand and grow in their own way, and the counselor's role is to facilitate this process by providing a supportive and non-judgmental environment. The approach does not involve a diagnosis, symptoms, or a focus on what happens but rather on the client's subjective experience of how things happen.