Psychoanalytic and person-centered therapy

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Psychoanalytic and person-centered therapy have two different philosophies about what motivates a person's behavior. Which do you prefer, determinism (your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are mostly unconscious and a result of past experiences) or conscious beliefs about oneself? Why?

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