When Dr Callum Points Out Dylan's Pattern of Avoiding Therapy Sessions

When Dr. Callum points out Dylan's pattern of avoiding therapy sessions, Dylan becomes angry and accuses Dr. Callum of being controlling and demeaning. He threatens to quit therapy if Dr. Callum doesn't quit treating him "the same way my father did."Dr. Callum points out the similarities between what Dylan is feeling now and how he felt as a child; that is, Dr. Callum is

A) providing an interpretation.
B) utilizing free association.
C) transferring his own feelings onto Dylan.
D) relying on humanistic techniques.