Examples of transference

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Others noted that the development of immediate and intense transference reactions is a hallmark of therapy with borderline patients.
Whatever insights such description offers, they are a function not of transference but of translation, mediated into a form where their usefulness might be realized.
A partial transference of sovereignty has occurred in this area of policy.
Many writers thereafter used language to express intrasubjective transference to other, discrete levels of consciousness, separate worlds, different degrees of separation.
The authors considered the visualmotor problematic from a biological model transference.
In fact, the same income transference effects occurred within the private sector of the economy.
Role transference was selected as the central category because this appeared to represent the core phenomenon occurring at all management levels.
One category, namely that of role transference, was selected as the central or core phenomenon.
To achieve this the social planner needs information about the transference of antibiotic resistance from animals to people (y).
Ovaries produced under conditions of a 14 h photoperiod, developed into fully grown pods after transference t o a 12 h photoperiod.
The lifecycle as indicated by the nature of the transference in the psychoanalysis of the middle-aged and elderly.
Only one aspect, "the presence of transference or countertransference," was included more often in cases of refused requests.
The analysis of trilingual transference - adoption in the third language of a pattern shared by two languages - is particularly fascinating.
However, the team attempted to deal with this constructively through internal role transference, before transferring the caring role back to the original carers.
A number of significant causal conditions were identified which contributed to the instigation of role transference.
They showed that the ecsomal tegument, unlike the somal tegument, is adapted for transference of materials between the parasite and its host.
The inequalities brought in by both reform transition and the transference of old-age related risks to the individual also require serious consideration.
However, such studies only address transference of pragmatic norms, whether features and/or forms.
If they are still examples of transference, they are of a different order than elements or structures that may appear only once or twice.
A useful f ramework f or understanding these issues is the model of transference and counter transference.
The discussion of the wish to hasten death then can become a setting f or enactment of counter transference feelings by the doctor.
To evaluate stain transference to the follicle cells, the follicular envelopes were manually dissected 2 h after injection.
The term phonological transference is reserved for situations where one language adopts another phoneme or deletes a phoneme.
Transference and countertransference issues and the "wounded healer" concept were considered fundamental to effective care.
Introducing role transference at this point represented a positive approach to a potentially damaging situation, in addition to providing internal support for the key worker.
Largely, the chapter consists of many interesting examples of different types of convergence and then transference.
The transference can take place both within a syllable and across syllables and is thus highly context-sensitive.
Although no direct evidence exists, the transference of diagnoses from degenerative heart disease to arteriosclerotic heart disease over the period is virtually certain.
In other words, the "taboo" is a constructive boundary to prevent counter transference enactment.
In psychoanalysis, such issues - labeled the "problems" of transference and countertransference - are of constant concern, because the researchers-practitioners are themselves the primary research instruments.
The transference thus creates an intermediate region between illness and real life through which the transition from the one to the other is made.
A distinction is made between lymphatic metastases and haematogenous metastases that result from transference of cancer cells via the lymph vessels and via the blood vessels, respectively.
An apprec iation of counter transference in the doctor-patient relationship can also provide a means of gaining a deeper understanding of the patient and indeed oneself.
There is never any direct transference.
Historians in the postmodern period are more suspicious of the distortions of memory and are watchful of the transference of their own memories onto the histories they write (ibid.).
I am not alarmed by the prospect of disentanglement of populations, not even of these large transferences, which are more possible in modern conditions than they have ever been before.
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