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DEFENSE MECHANISMS

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Examples of defense mechanisms

by yemelin fuentes
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A person who receives a serious medical diagnosis says: “That can’t be true; the tests are wrong.”

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An adult does not remember painful episodes from their childhood, although those events influence their current relationships.

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A person who feels envious of a coworker says, “He’s the one who’s always competing with me.”

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A child who feels insecure begins to speak, dress, and act like an adult or a character they admire in order to feel stronger or protected.

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A child who starts behaving like a baby when their sibling is born.

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After a romantic breakup, someone talks only about divorce statistics and attachment theories, avoiding expressing sadness or pain.

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A person who feels hostility toward someone behaves in an exaggeratedly kind and attentive way toward that person.

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Someone who was reprimanded by their boss goes home and vents their anger by yelling at their family.

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A person with aggressive impulses channels that energy by practicing boxing or high-performance sports.

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