This best describes the protagonist in a psychodrama:

Emma was in a car accident years ago, but when she talks about it, she seems unaffected and doesn’t remember many details, even though her family remembers how traumatic it was for her. What defense mechanism is Emma most likely using?

In a group counseling session, Jake says he wants better relationships but also mentions he often cancels plans with friends because he feels overwhelmed. The group facilitator points out, “You say you want close relationships, but your actions show something different.” Jake realizes that he’s been pushing people away without meaning to. What is this an example of?

What term do Adlerians use to describe our dedication to the well-being of others?

Tom shares in a group counseling session that he recently lost his job and feels anxious about his future. Maria listens and recalls a time when she felt the same way. Instead of offering advice, she says, “I understand how tough that must be. I’ve been there, and it can feel overwhelming.” Tom feels comforted and understood by Maria’s response. What is this an example of?

In a psychoanalytic group, countertransference is viewed as:

According to Adler, people are mainly motivated by which type of forces?

Adlerian therapy is rooted in which theoretical model?

According to psychoanalytic theory, what is essential for understanding a client’s current functioning?

A group meets to improve communication in relationships. Sarah shares her struggle with expressing feelings, and the group gives feedback and support. Sarah tries it and reports progress the next week. What stage is the group in?