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What does Repression involve in defense mechanisms?
Unconsciously
excludes
distressing
thoughts
or
feelings
How does Displacement differ from Repression?
Displacement redirects
emotions
, while Repression blocks
thoughts
What are the key differences between Displacement, Repression, and Projection?
Displacement: Shifts
emotions
, especially
anger
Repression: Blocks thoughts from conscious awareness
Projection: Transfers feelings to others
What is the definition of Projection in defense mechanisms?
Attributing one's own
unacceptable
feelings to others
Why might displacement avoid conflicts with superiors?
It
redirects
anger away from them
What are better coping strategies than displacement?
Direct
communication
,
exercise
, or creative expression
How does displacement typically manifest in behavior?
By shifting
anger
to someone less intimidating
What is a key phrase associated with Repression?
Unconscious
exclusion
How does Projection differ from Displacement?
Projection attributes
feelings
to others, while Displacement redirects
emotions
What is displacement in the context of defense mechanisms?
Shifting
anger
to a safer target
How does displacement function in emotional contexts?
It redirects
anger
to a safer target
If someone is angry at their boss, how might they use displacement?
By
taking
out
their
anger
on
family
What is the definition of displacement in psychology?
Redirecting feelings from the
original
source
Why is displacement considered less effective than proactive coping techniques?
It does not address the
root cause
of anger
What are the key components of displacement in psychology?
Involves redirection of emotions
Typically
involves
anger
Targets a safer, less intimidating
individual
Aims to relieve pent-up
feelings
without risk
What is displacement in psychology?
Redirecting emotions from the original source
Targeting a safer or less threatening object
Commonly involves
frustration
or anger
Why is it important to understand these defense mechanisms?
To recognize how they operate in coping with
stress
How do better coping strategies address anger?
They tackle the
root cause
without harm
How does displacement temporarily relieve anger?
By
redirecting
it to a safer target
What is a potential long-term effect of relying on displacement?
It can hinder
personal growth
and emotional expression
What is the definition of displacement in psychology?
Redirection of emotions to a safer
target
Why might someone choose to displace their anger instead of confronting the original source?
To relieve
pent-up
anger without consequences
What are the long-term drawbacks of using displacement as a defense mechanism?
It can
damage
relationships
with
family
and
friends
If someone is upset at work and takes it out on a family member, what psychological concept does this illustrate?
Displacement