At Times, the Patient May Act as If the Therapist

question 24

Multiple Choice

At times, the patient may act as if the therapist is an important person from his or her past, which helps the patient re-experience repressed emotions, which the therapist can then help the patient recognize and understand.This process is known as

• A)resistance.
• B)transference.
• C)identification.
• D)empathy.

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