In the context of psychoanalysis, a client interacting with an analyst as if the analyst were a parent or lover exemplifies the concept of

A) transference.
B) free association.
C) interpretation.
D) unconditional positive regard.

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Andrea Azzolin · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  Transference refers to the tendency of clients to project their feelings about important figures in their lives onto the therapist. This can often manifest as treating the therapist as if they were a parent or lover.

In the context of psychoanalysis, a client interacting with an analyst as if the analyst were a parent or lover exemplifies the concept of

A) transference.
B) free association.
C) interpretation.
D) unconditional positive regard.

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In the context of psychoanalysis, a client interacting with an analyst as if the analyst were a parent or lover exemplifies the concept ofA) transference.B) free association.C) interpretation.D) unconditional positive regard.

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In the context of psychoanalysis, a client interacting with an analyst as if the analyst were a parent or lover exemplifies the concept of

A) transference.
B) free association.
C) interpretation.
D) unconditional positive regard.