The correct answer is Option (3) → A-III, B-IV, C-I, D-II
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A. Positive Transfer → III. When the client idolises or falls in love with the therapist: In positive transference, the client transfers warm, affectionate feelings (often rooted in childhood) onto the therapist.
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B. Negative Transfer → IV. When the client has feelings of hostility, anger, and resentment towards the therapist: In negative transference, unresolved negative emotions from past relationships are projected onto the therapist.
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C. Resistance → I. When the client opposes the progress of therapy from the recall of painful memories: Resistance occurs when a client unconsciously blocks or resists painful insights.
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D. Working through → II. The repeated process of using confrontation, clarification, and interpretation: “Working through” is a key psychoanalytic technique involving repeatedly analyzing and addressing issues to gain deep insight and bring change.
Note: This question is from pre rationalised NCERT textbook. |
