To facilitate transference, the psychotherapist should
A. Ask a lot of questions to show interest.
B. Avoid talking unless asked a question.
C. Discuss a personal opinion to facilitate disclosure by the patient.
D. Wait for most details, because the manner in which the patient reports material is also a clue
E. Not be too aggressive with questions about suicidal ideation, because the material will come out as necessary over time.
Answer: D. Wait for most details, because the manner in which the patient reports material is also a clue
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