How does Gestalt dream work primarily differ from psychoanalaytic or Jungian dream work?

a. Gestalt therapists reenact the dream in the present.
b. There is no interpretation of meaning in Gestalt dream work.
c. Gestalt counselors do not typically bring dream work into their practice.
d. Dream work plays more of a central role in Gestalt therapy.
e. Only Gestalt therapists who have special training utilize dreams, whereas any psychoanalytic or Jungian therapist might.


Answer: a

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