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Externalization and transference are differentiated, the latter being highly individualistic and the former being more applicable to group process, most often the projection of structural conflict. Thus, externalization tends to be more global, diffuse, and "impersonal," providing a promising tool for the school consultant's nonintimidating efforts at clarification and suasion.