Contemporary Psychoanalysis Has Undergone a Paradigm Shift from Drive Reduction

Contemporary psychoanalysis has undergone a paradigm shift from drive reduction to the relational model.The most fundamental difference between relational and classical forms of psychoanalysis is that:

A) dynamic interpretations were no longer regarded as important change process.
B) insight was no longer regarded as important and was replaced by corrective emotional experiencing.
C) the transference was viewed as an intersubjective process between patient and therapist.
D) the therapist's countertransference was more actively avoided.