Jorge has been in psychotherapy for several months.When he first started therapy,Jorge had a very positive relationship with his therapist.However,over the past two weeks he has shown increasing hostility,and he often yells and becomes threatening when his therapist offers her interpretations of the things that Jorge says during therapy.According to Freud,what does Jorge's behaviour represent

A)  evidence of psychosis 
B)  evidence that his psychological problems are worsening 
C)  a sign of transference 
D)  a sign of repressed free association

Jorge's behaviour represents a sign of transference, which refers to the transfer of feelings and attitudes from one person or situation to another. In this case, Jorge may be transferring feelings from a past relationship onto his therapist, which is causing him to become hostile and tense during therapy sessions. This is a common occurrence in psychotherapy and can be worked through with the help of the therapist. Option A is not correct, as there is no evidence of psychosis in this scenario. Option B is also incorrect, as there is no evidence that Jorge's psychological problems are worsening. Option D is not relevant, as repressed free association is not a recognized psychoanalytic concept.