Defense Mechanism Flashcards

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Attribute feelings or thoughts onto someone else

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Projection

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2
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Avoid becoming aware of painful reality

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Denial

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3
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All good or all bad. Black or white, no grays

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Splitting

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4
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Temporary inability to remember

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Blocking

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5
Q

Psychological problems become physical

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Somatization

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6
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Return to earlier development stage

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Regression

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7
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Unconscious imitation

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Introjection

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8
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Defense mechanisms under anxiety

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RAID si PIDRRU kaya nagka anxiety

Repression
Acting out
Isolation of affect
Displacement

Passive aggressive
Intellectualization
Dissociation
Rationalization
Reaction formation
Undoing

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9
Q

Emotion or drive shifted to another person

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Displacement

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10
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Bad idea or feeling eliminated from consciousness

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Repression

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11
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Reality accepted without emotional response

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Isolation of affect

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12
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Use of intellectual process to avoid affective expressions

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Intellectualization

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13
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An attempt to avoid expressing actual emotion associated with a stressful situation by using the intellectual process of logic, reasoning, and analysis

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Intellectualization

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14
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Emotional outburst, cover up reality

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Acting out

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15
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Explaining an unacceptable behavior or feeling in a rational or logical manner, avoiding true reasons for the behavior

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Rationalization

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16
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Unacceptable impulse transformed in its opposite

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Reaction formation

17
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When a person feels an urge to do or say something unacceptable and then does or says the opposite of what they really want

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Reaction formation

18
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Reaction of reaction formation, acting out the reverse of the unacceptable behavior

19
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Indirectly expressing aggression towards others by giving the appearance of compliance and making resistance, resentment, and hostility

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Passive aggressive

20
Q

Separates from one experience, like outer body experience

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Dissociation

21
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Using comedy to overtly express feelings and thoughts without personal discomfort and without producing an unpleasant effect on the others

22
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Freud suggested that this can be regarded as the highest of these defensive processes

23
Q

Channeling unwanted or unacceptable urges into an admissible or productive outlets

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Sublimation

24
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Conscious forgetting, forget and remember

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Suppression

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The only conscious mechanism
Suppression
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The healthiest of the mechanism
Sublimation
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Pyromaniac starts working in a special effect company in Hollywood, where he can blow things up
Sublimation
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Pyromaniac becomes a firefighter
Reaction formation
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Pyromaniac putting down the fire
Undoing
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_______ defense mechanisms are the first to occur developmentally
Primitive
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Primitive defense mechanisms include:
Regression Splitting Denial Projection Fixation Fantasy Identification Passive aggression Rationalization Reaction formation Idealization Acting out
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Neurotic defenses include
Intellectualization Undoing Repression Dissociation Reaction formation Displacement
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Immature defense mechanism include
Denial Rationalization Projection Splitting Acting out
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Four level classification of defense mechanisms by George Eman Vaillant
Level I – pathological defences (psychotic denial, delusional projection) Level II – immature defences (fantasy, projection, passive aggression, acting out) Level III – neurotic defences (intellectualization, reaction formation, dissociation, displacement, repression) Level IV – mature defences (humour, sublimation, suppression, altruism, anticipation)
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Four level classification of defense mechanisms by George Eman Vaillant
Level I – pathological defences (psychotic denial, delusional projection) Level II – immature defences (fantasy, projection, passive aggression, acting out) Level III – neurotic defences (intellectualization, reaction formation, dissociation, displacement, repression) Level IV – mature defences (humour, sublimation, suppression, altruism, anticipation)