Which of the following components of psychotherapy is characteristic of Jungian,rather than Freudian,psychotherapy?
A) Confession
B) A detached, "blank slate" therapist
C) Free association
D) Interpretation of the latent content of dreams

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Jungian psychotherapy emphasizes the therapeutic value of confession - the sharing of personal stories and secrets as a means of healing. While Freud also valued the interpretation of dreams and free association, the concept of a therapist as a "blank slate" and the specific techniques mentioned in choices B, C, and D are more closely associated with Freudian psychotherapy. Jungian therapy, in contrast, often involves a more interactive and engaged therapist.

Which of the Following Components of Psychotherapy Is Characteristic of Jungian,rather