Which of the following is a difference between traditional psychoanalysis and humanistic therapies?

A) Traditional psychoanalysis focuses on bio-psychological disorders, while humanistic therapies focus on early childhood experiences.
B) Traditional psychoanalysis focuses on client-centered therapy, while humanistic therapies focus on the process of transference.
C) Traditional psychoanalysis focuses on early childhood experiences, while humanistic therapies focus on what clients are experiencing here and now.
D) Traditional psychoanalysis focuses on unconditional positive regard, while humanistic therapies focus on ego analysis.

Traditional psychoanalysis emphasizes the role of clients' early childhood experiences in shaping their current behavior and personality. In contrast, humanistic therapies focus on what clients are experiencing in the present moment, such as their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Humanistic therapists believe that clients have the capacity for self-awareness and self-direction, and aim to cultivate these abilities through empathic listening and supportive dialogue. While both approaches recognize the importance of the therapeutic relationship, humanistic therapies place greater emphasis on the authenticity and congruence of the therapist.