Freud Believed That Clients Do Not Only Respond to the Analyst

question 104

Multiple Choice

Freud believed that clients do not only respond to the analyst as an individual, they also respond in ways that reflect their attitudes and feelings towards other people in their lives. He called this process __________.

• A)resistance
• B)free association
• C)repression
• D)transference

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Definitions:

Attentive Parents

Caregivers who are highly watchful, responsive, and engaged in their children's lives, supporting their emotional and developmental needs.

Spoiled

Often refers to a situation where an individual, usually a child, is overindulged or receives excessive material gifts, leading to entitled or problematic behavior.

Frustrated

Feeling upset or annoyed as a result of being unable to change or achieve something.

Self-awareness

The conscious knowledge of one's own character, feelings, motives, and desires.