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Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

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Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

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Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

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Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

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Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

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Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

Create your own at Storyboard That

Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

Create your own at Storyboard That

Freud Defense Mechanisms

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Displacement

Sublimation

By Aure Liu

Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.

Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.

Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.

Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.

Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.

Methods to reduce anxiety!

I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?

You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!

Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!

She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!

UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!

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  • Freud Defense Mechanisms
  • Methods to reduce anxiety!
  • Denial
  • I'm not an alcoholic! Telling me to seek professional help? Who do you think you are?
  • Projection
  • You NEVER clean the dirty dishes! Worst roommate EVER! Stop being so filthy!
  • By Aure Liu
  • Rationalization
  • She was never a good roommate anyway! She only kicked me out because she was insecure I was stealing her boyfriend!
  • Denial occurs when people are unable to handle a situation so they reject the existence of their problems or known facts, thus creating a way to avoid an unhappy reality. Sometimes, it could also mean playing down the seriousness of a problem.
  • Displacement
  • Whenever I kick a rock, I feel as if I'm actually punting her across the river too!
  • Projection is a defense mechanism that occurs when someone conceals their unwelcome desires by ascribing them to other people around them instead of acknowledging it. Projecting guilty thoughts allows desire to be expressed in a way that accommodates anxiety.
  • Sublimation
  • UGH! Furiously grading these papers with mirth and harsh criticism is the only thing making me feel better!
  • Rationalization is a defense mechanism that entails creating a logical justification for events or behaviors, skimming over the true reason for why something happened. Making excuses, believing white lies, and blaming outside forces are all examples of ways rationalization can preserve self-esteem.
  • Displacement is a defense mechanism that directs unwanted impulses or frustration on uninvolved subjects. The subjects can be symbolic of the repressed desires and are often innocuous quarries whom pose no threat or consequence.
  • Sublimation is a defense mechanism similar to displacement, except the unwanted impulses or frustrations are being converted into energy for a socially valued or constructive activity. Expressing oneself through a medium, like fine arts or a sport, instead of blindly venting frustration is seen as mature.
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