When a therapist experiences strong negative
feelings toward a client (e.g., anger, disgust, or hate), what is this process
almost always accompanied by?

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A heightened sense of countertransference
clarity

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A rupture in the therapeutic alliance that
requires immediate repair

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Some degree of ambivalence, which may trigger
defensive rebound effects

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A tendency to overidentify with the client’s
trauma

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