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Chart outlining key defense mechanisms in psychology, detailing their definitions and examples.

Table listing the most common defense mechanisms with definitions, including repression, rationalization, sublimation, identification, reaction formation, projection, denial, displacement, regression, introjection, compensation, intellectualization, and fixation.

Table listing the most common defense mechanisms with definitions, including repression, rationalization, sublimation, identification, reaction formation, projection, denial, displacement, regression, introjection, compensation, intellectualization, and fixation.

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> Defense mechanisms are unconscious psychological processes people use to reduce anxiety. Freud described several common ones, such as repression, rationalization, sublimation, etc., each with a definition and example.

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Defense mechanisms are unconscious mental strategies people use to protect themselves from anxiety, as defined by Freud — examples include repression, rationalization, and projection.
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