In Classical Psychoanalysis, Why Is the Process Whereby the Therapist

question 6

Multiple Choice

In classical psychoanalysis, why is the process whereby the therapist interprets a patient's dreams often difficult?

• A)because the patient may resist uncovering repressed material and deny the interpretation
• B)because patients often forget their dreams
• C)because the patient may relate to the therapist much as he or she did toward a parent figure
• D)because the therapist may wish not to upset the patient with a negative interpretation

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