According to Framo, what are parental interjects?
A) The internalized negative aspects of parents
B) When clients defend against anxiety by projecting certain split-off or unwanted parts of themselves onto another person
C) Anxiety that is repressed when a child experiences separation from their primary caregiver
D) Transference from one family member to another family member
Question 2
A therapist works with a couple where partner A sees partner B as perfect in the early parts of the relationship. When partner B no longer conforms to expectations, however, partner B becomes the enemy. The therapist might call this:
A) interlocking pathologies.
B) self-object relating.
C) splitting.
D) projective identification.
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