The chapter delves into the psychological concepts of enactments and triangulation, exploring how individuals often reenact familiar roles shaped by early relationships in different situations. It highlights the influence of external factors on these roles and how behaviors can be automatic and unconscious. The conversation emphasizes the role of therapists in avoiding idealization and fostering growth by recognizing and altering patterns formed in early relationships.

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