Defense mechanisms (Psychology)
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Names and connections
Mechanisms, Defense (Psychology); Mental mechanisms
- Broader: Adjustment (Psychology)
- Broader: Psychoanalysis
- Narrower: Acting out (Psychology)
- Narrower: Avoidance (Psychology)
- Narrower: Compensation (Psychology)
- Narrower: Conversion disorder
- Narrower: Denial (Psychology)
- Narrower: Displacement (Psychology)
- Narrower: Dissociation (Psychology)
- Narrower: Fantasy
- Narrower: Identification (Psychology)
- Narrower: Intellectualization (Psychology)
- Narrower: Introjection
- Narrower: Perceptual defense
- Narrower: Projection (Psychology)
- Narrower: Rationalization (Psychology)
- Narrower: Regression (Psychology)
- Narrower: Repression (Psychology)
- Narrower: Resistance (Psychoanalysis)
- Narrower: Self-deception
- Narrower: Splitting (Psychology)
- Narrower: Sublimation (Psychology)
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Morton address: 866947601197827648 · morton4x16-v1
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