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2
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transferring feeling from one object or person, usually because the person cannot direct the feeling to the person responsible
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4
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A unconscious acts that helps a person deal with an unpleasant situation or socially unacceptable behavior, are the main indirect methods.
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5
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action are opposite to how you feels
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6
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placing the blame for one's own action and inadequacies or hostile feelings onto someone else or on circumstance rather than accepting responsibility for the action
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8
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using a reasonable excuse or acceptable explanation for behavioral in order to aviod the real reason or true movtivation
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9
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trivializing significance of one's behavior
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10
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dreamlike thought process that occur when a person is awake
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14
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Substituting one goal for another goal in otder to achieve success
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1
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unconscious mechanism that keeps threatening thoughts, feelings, and desires from consciousness
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3
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use of academic-type explanation to separate personal feeling from painful event
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7
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Emotional conflicts or tensions are converted into physical symptom, that have no physical cause
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11
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Disbelief of an event or idea that is too frighting or shocking for a person to cope with
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12
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reverting to an earlier stage in development in the face of extreme stress
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13
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creasing to communicate or physically removing oneself from a conflict or painful situation
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15
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the individual is aware of the unacceptable feeling or thoughts and refused to deal with them
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