Explain the key differences in the role of the therapist between Rogers’ person-centered therapy, Freud’s psychoanalytic therapy, and Behavior Modification therapy.

Carl Rogers contends that reductionist approaches to the study of personality ignore the whole human being, and proposes therapeutic criteria for promoting constructive changes in the personality and behavior of the individual. In this discussion forum, explain the key differences in the role of the therapist between Rogers’ person-centered therapy, Freud’s psychoanalytic therapy, and Behavior Modification therapy.