Freud's Defense Mechanisms
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- Freud’s Defense Mechanisms
- Today I'll be showing you 5 of of Freud's defense mechanisms
- Denial
- What have you done to your room?!
- I haven't done anything mom.
- Repression
- Kid, your dad has just been sent to the hospital. He's in critical condition. I'm so sorry.
- Oh that's okay. He'll be fine.
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- Projection
- Sir, she just fell off her bike.
- Denial is the refusal to accept reality, which ends up blocking external events from one's awareness. If a situation becomes overwhelming, a individual may react by refusing to acknowledge it or by denying that it exist.
- Displacement
- Repression is the unconscious blocking of unpleasant emotions, impulses, memories, and thoughts from your conscious mind. It helps minimize the feelings of guilt and anxiety.
- Rationalization
- I would've won the game if the sun wasn't in my eye.
- Projection is when thoughts and feelings that cannot be accepted as one's own and thus are dealt with by being expressed in the outside world and attributed to another individual.
- Did you hurt my daughter? Who hurt my daughter?
- Displacement is when an individual redirects negative feelings from one individual or thing to another target.
- You're so dumb!
- But you're the one who failed their test.
- Rationalization is when an individual explains an unacceptable behavior or feeling in a rational manner, in order to hide from the true reasons for the behavior.
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