“…It has been pointed out by several authors that contrary to the traditional analytic concept of therapist neutrality, in fact, the therapist does not function outside of his own value system and that whether he intends to or not, he does communicate his values to the patient (Alexander, 1963;American Psychological Association, 1953;Browning & Peters, 1960;Buhler, 1962;Burgum, 1957;Fenichel, 1945;Glad, 1959;Glover, 1958;Ingham & Love, 1954;London, 1964;Marmor, 1961;May, 1953;Meehl, 1959;Meehl & McCloskey, 1947;Miuphy, 1955;Parloff, Iflund, & Goldstein, 1960;Samler, 1960;Smith, 1951;Stieper & Wiener, 1965; C. P. Taylor, 1956;Weitz, 1964;Williamson, 1958;Wolff, 1956).…”