Because
transference originated in a therapeutic setting, Freud and others initially described it in clinical terms, where the patient (or client) "superimposes childhood fantasies and conflicts onto a therapist" (Baum & Andersen, 1999, p.
If you have ever had an emotional reaction to someone which was clearly too intense for the situation, you have most likely experienced a
transference reaction.
I have found that exploring historical material and
transference manifestations of siblings (or other significant lateral figures or sibling substitutes) in addition to parents both complicates and enriches the therapeutic process.
In 1978, the theory of animal magnetism and energy
transference of Mesmer was discredited by a committee commissioned by the government to investigate mesmerism.
Figure 2 shows the changes of the electronic
transference number as functions of temperature for different slags, at CO/C[O.sub.2] = 1.
Evans (2007) explores the importance of
transference in the nurse-patient relationship.
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transference, he added.
Thus the question of
transference is coupled with counter-transference and the psychoanalysis is viewed as mutual, and reciprocal (although asymmetrical), of two individuals trying to primarily help one--the patient (Aron, 2001).
You must still draw back the string in the field--it's a
transference of energy from body to bow.
The text eloquently examines four patient cases providing detailed insight into the unconscious collision between
transference and countertransference forces.
Therefore, they can play role in the
transference of electrical signals in brain cells (neurons).