In 'On the Beginning of Treatment' (1913), Freud points out two significant reasons for his procedure: to allow the analyst to know the case and ev...

In 'On the Beginning of Treatment' (1913), Freud points out two significant reasons for his procedure: to allow the analyst to know the case and evaluate whether or not it would be appropriate to take it into analysis, and to enable the establishment of differential diagnosis, especially between neurosis and psychosis, something not always easy to do and so essential for the direction of treatment. What is the main objective of the initial treatment or entry door device for analysis?
Ligating the patient to their treatment and their analyst
Establishing the differential diagnosis between neurosis and psychosis
Encouraging the patient to talk about everything
Evaluating the patient's capacity for insight

a) I and II are correct.
b) II and III are correct.
c) III and IV are correct.
d) I and IV are correct.