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As a subcultural group in our society, blacks have developed unique environmental perceptions, values, and attitudes which intrude in the counseling relationship, making it difficult for the counselor to establish and maintain a positive rapport with Negro clients. This article examines attitudinal ingredients posited by Carl Rogers for their relevance to this problem, and it suggests in‐service training to help counselors and other professionals relate more effectively with inner‐city blacks.
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Clemmont E. Vontress (1970) studied this question.
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