Analyzing our problems by detaching ourselves from them and talking about them as if they are not concerns to us, but other people, is called ________

Self-psychology defines maturity as

a) the desired terminal state of the self-object. b) the self-object needing other self-objects to achieve mutual self-actualization. c) the ability to engage in mutually enriching self-object relationships with others throughout the lifespan. d) the ability to mesmerize other self-object relationships to meet all of one’s adult self-object needs.

Saying that dissociative identity disorder is iatrogenic means that it is ____

a. caused by blocking the full expression of id impulses b. a fictitious or made-up diagnosis c. an unintended result of therapy d. an unacceptable way of avoiding social responsibilities