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Regression, Projection, Rationalization, Denial, fragmentation: form of denial, refers to time. Minimization refers to quantity
Substance Abuse
Parnoid=Projection
Erotomania= Projection
Grandeur - Reaction formation
Omniptence...
Somatization- Regression
Delusional Disorder
Fixation, Regression,
Symbolization: Keep demons away..
Identification
Schizophrenia
Introjection (loss Anger)
Reaction formation (mania)
Mood Disorders (Depression)
Regression (or repression)
Generalized Anxiety & Panic Disorder
Displacement, Symbolization, Avoidance
Phobias
Isolation of Affect (ignore other's feelings)
Undoing (washing)
Reaction Formation
Regression
Obesessive-Complusive Disorder
Somatoform Disorders:
Repression, Somatization, Conversion Body Dysmorphic Disorders: repression, dissociation, distortion, symbolization
Phobias
Displacement, Symbolization, Avoidance
Dissociative Disorders (Amnesia, multiple personalities)
Repression, Dissociation
Personality Disorders
Paranoid Projection
Histrionic Dissociation
Borderline Splitting
Acting Out
Projective Identification
Always Pathological
Conversion, Somatization
Attention Disorder
CARS/ Amphetamine
Anxiety
VAXK
Unipolar Depression
SSRI
CPPLLZ