When a Therapy Client Responds to a Therapist as If

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True/False

When a therapy client responds to a therapist as if she was a significant person from the client's past, psychoanalytic theorists technically refer to this as resistance.

Understand the concept of parallel processing in the visual system.

Recognize the role of perceptual organization in interpreting visual information.

Acknowledge the impact of brain structure and damage on visual perception.

Learn about the specialization of brain regions for recognizing faces and objects.

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