الفهرس 
Introduction
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Abstract
Analysis of transference relationships in these session: 1- In therapy group, transference is omnipresent and infleunces and influences the nature of the group discourse.
2- Transference is an unconscious process.
3- Transference can be for rather positive or negative qualities.
4- Without an appreciation and awarness of transference and its manifestations, the therapist, espicially beginners will not be able to fully understand the process of the group.
5- Unawarness of transference represents the main task of resistence in group therapy.
6- For some patients, confrontation and awarness of their transference is very important for mature change and improvment.
7- Transference doesn’t just occur in therapy.
8- Transference develops mainly with authority figures and mainly its a hostile negative transference and transference with God.
9- Transference is not wrong.
10- Examining transference can produce considerable therapeutic material.
11- The therapist has to encourage exploration of thoughts and feelings about the therapy and the therapiest.