Jung's Four-Stage Description of Analysis of Transference Suggests That During

Multiple Choice

Jung's four-stage description of analysis of transference suggests that during the second stage, the patient

A) relates to the therapist as a person from their personal history.
B) learns to discriminate personal and impersonal or sociocultural contents he or she projects on to the therapist.
C) begins to more comfortably interact with the therapist as a human being.
D) disconnects from the therapist often withholding valuable insights.