The process that occurs when the leader's own needs become so entangled in the therapeutic relationship that these needs obstruct or even destroy the leader's objectivity is known as
A) role reversal
B) transference
C) countertransference
D) acting out

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Countertransference occurs when the therapist's own emotional responses to the client interfere with their objectivity. This phenomenon involves the therapist projecting their own unresolved feelings onto the client, which can hinder the therapeutic process.

The Process That Occurs When the Leader's Own Needs Become