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ABSTRACT
In this article the author reconsiders the ideas of Durkin and Glatzer (1973/1997) on the process of transference and the function of regression in dyadic and group treatment in light of developments in contemporary analytic theory and practice. Transference is reexamined theoretically as a function of internal psychological processes. Transference and regression are also considered in relation to the nature and treatment of character pathology.