An Example of Countertransference in a Therapeutic Relationship Is

An example of countertransference in a therapeutic relationship is:

A) Therapist Jane remains quiet when her client becomes defiant.
B) Therapist Jane reminds the client of her emotionally abusive mother, causing the client to react negatively to therapist Jane
C) Therapist Jane reminds the client of her emotionally abusive mother, causing the client to shut down, and refuse to speak to therapist Jane.
D) Therapist Jane is struggling with disciplining her child at home. Jane is working with a client who is defiant throughout the session, and reacts to client as if he or she were her child.