Transference

question 49

Multiple Choice

Transference

• A) occurs when the client makes conscious attempts to hinder the progress of therapy.
• B) refers to the client's redirection toward the therapist of unconscious emotional reactions originally felt toward others.
• C) involves transferring memories of past traumatic experiences to current dreams.
• D) occurs when the therapist treats the client as though the client was an important authority figure.

Understand how lifestyle and cognitive factors influence health and response to stress.

Understand the scope and significance of positive psychology in the field of research.

Identify lifestyle factors that contribute to the risk of developing heart diseases and other health issues.

Comprehend the concept of optimal level of arousal and its impact on performance depending on task complexity.

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Definitions:

Unconscious Sexual Feelings

Sexual desires or thoughts that are not consciously acknowledged but influence behaviors and emotions.

Latency

A period in psychosexual development in childhood, from around age five to puberty, characterized by a decrease in sexual urges and interests.

Psychosexual Stage

A concept in Freudian psychology that describes the stages of an individual's development from birth to adulthood in terms of the discovery and satisfaction of sexual desires.

Oral Stage

A phase in Freudian psychoanalytic theory occurring in the first year of life, where an infant's pleasure centers on the mouth during activities like tasting and sucking.