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1Preliminary Remarks. This article is the author's first attempt to study just a few aspects of transference. Of all the psycho-analytical concepts transference is particularly suitable for a study made from the point of view of the psychology of behaviour, behaviour being regarded as a structured and significant whole of physiological, motor, verbal and mental
responses; transference lends itself also to a comparison with the results of experimental psychology where the transfer of learning plays such a considerable part.