As innovations in psychoanalytic therapy progressed, ideas about the nature of the transference changed and included all of the following EXCEPT:
a. the transference could be controlled through the proper use of interpretations.
b. negative transferences were encouraged to rapidly develop to more quickly unlock early conflicts.
c. positive transferences were regarded as more conducive to client acceptance of interpretations.
d. the transference could be better controlled if the therapist was less of "blank screen" and moreactive.
B
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A) ?confuse the client. B) ?clarify the ambivalence that has made decisions difficult. C) ?help clients to have compassion for themselves. D) ?Both clarify the ambivalence that has made decisions difficult and help clients to have compassion for themselves are correct.
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a. return a favor. b. care for others. c. be needed. d. provide answers.
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a) Pearson product moment correlation coefficient b) Spearman rho correlation coefficient c) Point biserial correlation coefficient d) Phi coefficient
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a. is an intelligence test b. measures working memory and processing speed explicitly c. can be used to contribute toward a diagnosis of learning disorders d. has a subsection for understanding science