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fredd [130]
3 years ago
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A nurse reminds a client that it is time for group therapy. the client responds by shouting, "you're always telling me what to d

o, just like my father!" what defense mechanism is the client using? regression transference reaction formation cognitive distortion
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Flauer [41]3 years ago
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In all psychiatric hospital, they have groups tailored to meet each patient's needs. Many times a patient will refuse to go for their own specific reasons. This particular person is saying "<span>you're always telling me what to do, just like my father!" This is called transference. This patient is giving the nurse his feeling and attitude that is associated with his feelings for his father.  This is common for many patients in these types of situations. </span>
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