For a Psychoanalyst the Hesitation, Stumbling, and Visible Unrest That

question 133

Multiple Choice

For a psychoanalyst the hesitation, stumbling, and visible unrest that accompanies resistance is important because

• A) it exposes the emotional importance of what is being discussed.
• B) it shows that the patient is lying.
• C) it reveals the basic motivation of the patient.
• D) it signals that the therapy is nearly over.

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Definitions:

Receptor

Structural protein or glycoprotein molecule on the cell surface or within the cytoplasm that binds to a specific factor (chemical signal).

Midline

An imaginary line that divides the body into equal left and right halves.

Lateral

Pertaining to the side, often used to describe relative position or direction in anatomy and medicine.

Medial

Situated toward the midline of the body or an organ.