Jung's Four-Stage Description of Analysis of Transference Suggests That During

question 44

Multiple Choice

Jung's four-stage description of analysis of transference suggests that during the second stage, the patient

• A) relates to the therapist as a person from their personal history.
• B) learns to discriminate personal and impersonal or sociocultural contents he or she projects on to the therapist.
• C) begins to more comfortably interact with the therapist as a human being.
• D) disconnects from the therapist often withholding valuable insights.

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