Mental Health Test 1

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Process of adapting that helps people face loss and sad events?

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Resilience

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The argument that nature plus nurture causes psychiatric illnesses.

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Diathesis Stress Model

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Biological predisposition to mental illness

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Diathesis

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Most psychiatric disorders result from what two factors?

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Genetics and Stress

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Proteins involved in immune response in brain disorders such as depression?

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Cytokines

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Act that move toward patient having part in their care?

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NAMI

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Report that mental health care is in shambles in america

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New Freedome Commission ON Mental health

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Law requiring coverage to treat mental health just as they would treat med/surg care

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Mental health parity act

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Guidebook for diagnosing psychotic disorders if all criteria are met?

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DSM 5

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Clinical descriptions of mental health and behavior disorders but also other health disorders?

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ICD 9 CM

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Nursing diagnosis handbook

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NANDA

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Frauds level of awareness in which a person is aware of at a time?

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Conscious

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Just below the level of awareness, material that can be easily retrieved with effort? Freud

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Preconscious

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Repressed memories, passions, and unacceptable urges freud said were below the surface

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Unconscious

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Getting things off your chest?

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Cathartic Method

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Talk Therapy?

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Free association

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Where does freud believe that urges and impulses of the unconscious are played out?

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Dreams

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the impulsive (and unconscious) part of our psyche which responds directly and immediately to the instincts.

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Id

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What personality structure do newborns have

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Id

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The pleasure principle personality structure?

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Id

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The reasonable part of personality that works through decision making?

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Ego

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an imaginary picture of how you ought to be, and represents career aspirations, how to treat other people, and how to behave as a member of society.

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Super Ego

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What personality structure contains morals and guilt

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Superego

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What personality structure is the problem solver

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Ego

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What develops defense mechanisms to ward off anxiety?

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Ego

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What time period does freud say the personality develops

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First 5 years

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Feelings towards healthcare workers that were originally feelings towards a different person in their life?

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Transference

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Unconscious feelings that health care workers have towards a patient?

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Countertransference

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How many stages does Erickson have?

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8

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What is the first stage?

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Trust vs Mistrust

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Second stage?

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Autonomy vs shame-doubt

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Third Stage?

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Initiative vs guilt

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4th stage?

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Industry vs inferiority

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5th stage?

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Identity vs role confusion

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6th stage?

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Intimacy vs isolation

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7th stage

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Generatively vs self-absorption

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Final stage?

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Integrity vs despair

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Who defined personality as behavior that can be observed within interpersonal relationships?

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Sullivan

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Any painful emotion that arises from social insecurity or prevents biological needs from being satisfied?

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Anxiety

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Who is the mother of psychiatric mental health nursing?

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Hildegard Peplau

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Who did classical conditioning?

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Pavlov

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What experiment was the bell, food, and a dog?

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Classical Conditioning

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Who used classical conditioning with little albert to develop a behaviorism theory?

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Watson

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When behaviors are learned through positive and negative reinforcement?

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Operant Conditioning

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Who developed operant conditioning?

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Skinner

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Absence of any reinforcement?

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Extinction

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Learning through imitation?

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Modeling

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Pairing of bad behaviors with something bad to make them stop doing the bad behavior?

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Aversion therapy

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Therapy developed by Ellis dedicated to eradicating irrational beliefs and show that thoughts are not always accurate?

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Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy

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Testing developed by beck to test distorted beliefs and change a persons certain way of thinking?

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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

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The idea the people, setting, structure, and emotions are all important to healing?

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Milieu Therapy

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What part of personality motivates a person to seek perfection?

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Superego

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Schemata, automatic thoughts, and cognitive distortions all relate to what?

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Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy

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Modeling, operant conditioning, systematize desensitization, aversion therapy, and biofeedback are all what type of therapy?

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Behavior therapy

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Groups with shared beliefs values and practices

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Culture

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Groups with common heritage and history

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Ethnicity

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Deviance from cultural expectations that is considered illness by members of the group

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Enculturation

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Examining beliefs values and practices of your own culture

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Culture Awareness

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Learning about different cultures by studying and going to cultural events

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Cultural Knowledge

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What helps nurses gain confidence and stops them from stereotyping cultures

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Cultural Encounter

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Ability to perform a cultural assessment in a sensitive way and carry out a culturally acceptable plan?

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Cultural Skill

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Genuine concern for a patient's cultural welfare

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Cultural Desire

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What society is all about balance

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Eastern

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What culture is all about science

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Western

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What culture is all about harmony

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Indigenous

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The gradual acquisition of cultural norms?

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Enculturation

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The tendency to experience medical symptoms because of psychological distress?

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Somatization

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hi

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hey

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Holding people in confinement with a restraint for the convenience of staff?

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False Imprisonment Tort

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Threatening a client?

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Assault

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Touching client in a harmful or offensive way

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Battery

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Using medication to control someone

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Chemical Restraint

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Are restraints given prn?

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No

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To understand the feelings of others?

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Empathy

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To feel the feelings of others?

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Sympathy

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Pepleau stage before meeting your patient

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Pre-Orientation

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Phase in which the nurse meets the patient and conducts an interview

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Orientation

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Phase in which the majority of care happens

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Working Phase

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The end of the relationship between patient and nurse

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Termination Phase

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The lines that represents that mental illness varies from person to person over time

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Mental Health Continuum

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Mental disorders causing significant dysfunction to a persons life

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Mental ILlness

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Number of new cases within a period

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Incidence

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Total number of cases of a disease at a certain time

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Prevalence

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Duty to act to benefit the good of others

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Beneficence

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Maintaining loyalty and commitment to patient

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Fidelity, Nonmaleficence

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Duty to communicate truthfully

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Veracity

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Request to order medications when a patient can no longer make the decision themselves

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Jarvis Order

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A civil wrong in which money damages may be collected

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Tort

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Restating, paraphrasing, reflecting on what a patient says

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Clarifying

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Demonstrating interest in patient

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Acceptanve

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Providing support and giving attention to client

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Reassurance

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Thinking your husband doesn't love you because he doesn't pick up his laundry

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Selective abstraction

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Saying that all women become mean after you marry them

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Overgeneralization

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Talking one small thing and turning it into a big deal

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Magnetization

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Thinking that because you everyone stopped talking when you come into a group, they were talking about you?

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Personalization

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Thinking if you never remove your wedding ring your husband will never leave you

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Superstitious Thinking

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Saying your life either has to be perfect or you're gonna commit suicide

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Dichotomous

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Covering up weakness by emphasizing a more desirable trait

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Compensation

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Refusing to acknowledge reality

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Denial

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Transferring feelings or reactions from one object or person to another

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Displaement

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Managing anxiety my imitating the behavior of someones about you

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Identification

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Using rational thought to stop uncomfortable situations from causing personal significance

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Intellectualization

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A form of identification that makes you accept other people's values even when they're against yours

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Introjection

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Not acknowledging the significance of your behavior

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Minimization

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Playing others for your unacceptable desires, thoughts, or mistakes

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Projection

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Justifying your behaviors by using faulty logic that isn't your actual reasons

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Rationalization

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Saying "he wouldn't have wanted to live disabled anyways"

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Sublimation

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Replacement of something highly valued in your life by something less valuable

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Substitution

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A mechanism that causes people to act exactly opposite to the way they feel

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Reaction Formation

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Resorting to earlier level of functioning

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Regression

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Keeping thoughts in your unconscious

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Repression

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Action or words designed to cancel something bad you did, like giving a kid a gift after you hit him

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Undoing