A gestalt therapist interprets a patient's neuroticism as continued use of a strategy that was adaptive previously, but is no longer helpful. This means the therapist is seeing the neuroticism as:
a. projection.
b. good gestalt.
c. introjection.
d. creative adjustment.
D
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