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Transference in Psychoanalysis
According to Freud, transference is a key phenomenon that occurs within the long-term patient-therapist relationship. It involves the patient unconsciously redirecting feelings and emotions, both positive and negative, from their significant personal relationships onto the therapist.
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Example of Transference in Psychoanalysis
A client has been in therapy for over a year to address issues stemming from a childhood with emotionally distant parents. The client begins to show intense anger and feelings of betrayal towards the therapist whenever the therapist goes on a short vacation. Which of the following statements best analyzes the client's reaction?