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Teaching about transference: a videotape introduction.

R B Corradi·M Wasman·F S Gold
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A seminar utilizing a videotaped course of actual consecutive psychotherapy sessions with an experienced therapist and his patient has unique advantages in teaching concepts of transference. The experience provides a role model that demonstrates the therapeutic use of transference. Learning takes place by identification with the therapist on cognitive, affective, and experiential levels.

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Internship and ResidencyPsychiatryTeaching MaterialsTransference, PsychologyUnited StatesVideotape RecordingJournal Article

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R B Corradi, M Wasman, F S Gold. 1980. Teaching about transference: a videotape introduction.. https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.psychotherapy.1980.34.4.564

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