Insight in Analytic Therapy Typically Requires the Client to Experience

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Multiple Choice

Insight in analytic therapy typically requires the client to experience therapeutic regression and the "working through" of distortions in the context of the therapeutic relationship.These processes:

• A)require an immense amount of commitment from the client and are only for the strong willed.
• B)cannot be terminated prematurely without danger of psychological harm to the client.
• C)suggest the client has to be psychologically "reborn".
• D)are well-understood by managed care institutions and are usually financially supported.
• E)are resigned to the unconscious and will happen no matter what the client or therapist does.

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