In this video, we continue our eighth book, 'Character Analysis' by Wilhelm Reich. Looking at the third chapter, we examine how even positive transference can act as a resistance in psychoanalysis, along with some of the features of chaotic situations.

Notes:
1. An inferiority complex and apathy, p. 23.
2. Wasting the analytic hour, p. 26.
3. The Freudian rule, p. 27.
4. Landmarks and orientation, p. 28.
5. Concealed resistances and intuitions, p. 30.
6. A derogatory attitude beneath politeness, p. 31.
7. The disturber of the neurotic balance, p. 34. (slightly abridged)
8. A principle for every average case, p. 36-37.
9. Resistances cannot be taken up soon enough, p. 41.

Sections:
0:00 - Introduction
0:37 - Some Typical Errors in the Technique of Interpretation and Their Consequences
6:51 - Systematic Interpretation and Resistance Analysis
17:34 - Consistency in Resistance Analysis
19:41 - Conclusion

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