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Transference (German: Übertragung) is a
phenomenon within psychotherapy in
which repetitions of old feelings, attitudes, desires, or
fantasies that someone...
- In his
pioneering studies of
transference phenomena,
Freud noted the
existence of both
positive and
negative transferences,
while expressing a preference...
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Transference is a
phenomenon in psychoanalysis.
Transference may also
refer to:
Transference focused psychotherapy, a type of
therapy Transference neurosis...
- (SPR), and has
remained more po****r than the
earlier expression thought-
transference.
Telepathy experiments have
historically been
criticized for a lack of...
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fantasies and
impulses are generated. He
called these newer versions "
transferences" and
characterized them as the
substitution of the
analyst for a person...
- The book
deals with the so-called
narcissistic transferences. Part I
deals with the
idealizing transference,
which is
directed toward the analyst, when the...
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positive transference. However,
transferences, or more
correctly here, the therapist's 'counter-
transferences' can also be negative.
Today transference (from...
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Transference-focused
psychotherapy (TFP) is a
highly structured, twice-w****ly
modified psychodynamic treatment based on Otto F. Kernberg's
object relations...
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Knowledge is an
awareness of facts, a
familiarity with
individuals and situations, or a
practical skill.
Knowledge of facts, also
called propositional...
- and Buddhism. It may be
described as "
transference of
consciousness at the time of death", "mindstream
transference", "the
practice of
conscious dying"...
