Research on Countertransference (CT) Has Shown

question 20

Multiple Choice

Research on countertransference (CT) has shown:

• A) Unaddressed CT tends to be associated with slightly poorer treatment outcomes
• B) CT reactions can teach therapists about their own important underlying conflicts Transference cannot be reliably and validly measured
• C) CT is considered a natural phenomenon and useful source of information that can contribute to therapy process and outcome
• D) All of the above are supported
• E) Only A and B are supported

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Definitions:

Nucleus

The dense central core of an atom, containing protons and neutrons, or the central part of a cell, containing the genetic material.

Hydrogen Atom

The simplest atom consisting of a single proton in the nucleus and a single electron bound to the nucleus.

Belt Of Stability

A concept in nuclear physics that describes the combination of neutron and proton numbers in atomic nuclei which makes them more stable.

Stable Isotopes

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