From the self-psychology perspective, a child’s maladaptive behavior may be
a) treatable with unwavering neutrality and analysis.
b) a hopeless attempt to become one with the twinship self-object.
c) a desperate attempt to connect with a mirroring self-object.
d) a seductive attempt to engage the therapist in countertransference.
Answer: c) a desperate attempt to connect with a mirroring self-object.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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