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The "framework" for analysis is defined. Changes in this framework lead to "misalliances" which interfere with analytic work. Freud's communications with Dora's father, his interest in infantile sexuality, and his use of a possession of his
own to make a point to Dora are identified as three disruptions of the framework for analysis. These and other errors led to Dora's inability to distinguish Freud from important transference figures and contributed to her flight from analysis.