<prompt> Please answer with one of the option in the bracket. Write reasoning in between . Write answer in between .Q:A 14-year-old boy is brought to the clinic by his mother for temper tantrums for the past year. She is concerned as he gets abnormally irritated and angry towards the smallest things. After asking the mother to leave the room, the patient reports that he is simply annoyed by his mothers constant nagging. He denies any violent tendencies, suicidal ideations, depressive symptoms, or intention to hurt others. The patient states he finds the physician irritating and that he reminds her of his mother in his mannerisms and demeanor. Without provocation, the patient shouts at the physician saying that he does not understand or really care about him and he never would. What is the likely explanation for this patients behavior toward the physician?? A: Acting out, B: Displacement, C: Passive aggression, D: Projection, E: Transference,  <response>: This is a question about a 14-year-old boy exhibiting temper tantrums and irritable behavior. The key details are that he gets annoyed easily, denies violent tendencies or depression, and shouts at the physician saying he does not understand or care about him. The choices describe different psychological defense mechanisms. Acting out involves expressing unconscious feelings through actions rather than words. Displacement is redirecting emotions from the original source to a substitute target. Passive aggression involves expressing aggression in indirect ways. Projection is attributing ones own unacceptable feelings to others. Transference is redirecting feelings about one person to a substitute person.The boys irritable behavior towards the physician likely represents transference of his feelings about his mother onto the physician. The boy says the physician reminds him of his mother, and shouts at him the same complaints he has about his mother that he does not understand or care about him.E: Transference 