Euclid was the father of Geometry.
Herodotus was the father of History,
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From my best educated guess, I'd have to say D is your answer. I'm not completely sure, however, I've heard it used a lot by people I know who work in that area when they're talking about foreign trade.
<em>Answer:</em>
<em>D) transference; countertransference </em>
<em>Explanation:</em>
<em>In psychology, </em><em>the term </em><em>transference</em><em> is described as a specific situation whereby expectations, feelings, and desires of an individual are being applied or redirected to the other person. It is also referred to as a "therapeutic setting" wherein an individual may apply a few emotions or feelings to a therapist while being in a therapy session.</em>
<em>Countertransference</em><em> is described as a process through which the therapist's emotions or feelings are being redirected towards a patient, or else the therapist's "emotional entanglement" with a specific patient.</em>
<em>The correct answer is option D.</em>
