y enormous fame through his writings on the theory but also received numerous accolades for his contributions.
             One of the main influences that laid the foundation for the creation of the theory of Personality Development was the experience that Carl Rogers had when he was working in the Institute for Child Guidance. Here, he served as a therapists and diagnosed and treated children that had been abused in any way. Here he came face to face with the very apparent Freudian psychological atmosphere and ambiance where, in his opinion, the norms and principles for the psychological treatment provided was too rigid and imposing. He found himself doubting whether this was the right way to go and hence realized that better results and faster growth in confidence and self-awareness would be achieved by merely enhanced listening sessions as opposed to analytically driven discussions. This would allow the patient to come to terms with his own problems on his/her own a
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