Tony is deeply ashamed of his past, which includes irresponsible behavior that hurt people close to him. He has recently begun therapy and wants to share some of this with his therapist, but is worried that the therapist will be disgusted and may even refuse to see him again. Instead, the therapist listens calmly, accepting what Tony did in the past, and encouraging him to consider ways in which he could do better in the future. The therapist's behavior is most consistent with O unconditional positive regard. Oself-indulgent therapy. Oself-actualization. O incongruence.