Unconditional positive consideration was proposed by Carl Rogers as a necessary condition for constructive change in the person undergoing psychological treatment. Basically, this strand proposes that every human being tends to health and well-being, so that when distortions are observed, treatment should be centered on patient cooperation, a process of acceptance and self-knowledge. This approach is considered a third way, in contrast to the psychoanalysis of Freud and Behaviorism, predominant in dealing with psychology.
