A therapist finds herself feeling excessively and uncharacteristically irritated while listening to a client. This is an example of:

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This is an example of countertransference, where the therapist projects their own feelings onto the client. It's a common phenomenon where therapists have emotional reactions to their clients' stories or behaviors based on the therapist's own personal background and issues.

A Therapist Finds Herself Feeling Excessively and Uncharacteristically Irritated While