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\seqsplit{Definition} & Freud's therapeutic technique and theory of personality organization \tn 
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Key \seqsplit{Components} & Unconscious motives, childhood experiences, and unresolved conflicts shaping behavior \tn 
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Objective & To bring unconscious thoughts and emotions into conscious awareness, leading to self-insight and resolution of inner conflicts \tn 
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Id & operates on the pleasure principle, seeking immediate gratification of basic needs and desires \tn 
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Ego & the rational, conscious part of personality that mediates between the impulsive demands of the id, the moral constraints of the superego, and the demands of reality \tn 
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\seqsplit{Superego} & represents internalized societal norms, values, and moral standards. It acts as a moral conscience, striving for perfection and adherence to social rules \tn 
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Type & \seqsplit{Description} & Example & \seqsplit{Potential} \seqsplit{Diagnosis} \tn 
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\seqsplit{Conversion} & The \seqsplit{development} of physical symptoms that cannot be explained by \seqsplit{pathophysiology} or physical injury & John's arm becomes suddenly paralyzed after he was \seqsplit{threatening} to hit someone & \seqsplit{Conversion} \seqsplit{Disorder} \tn 
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Splitting & Failing to reconcile both positive and negative \seqsplit{attributes} into a whole \seqsplit{understanding} of a person or situation, resulting in \seqsplit{all-or-none} thinking & Jane says that all the male nurses are cold and \seqsplit{insensitive}, but the female doctors are warm and friendly & \seqsplit{Borderline} \seqsplit{Disorder} \tn 
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\seqsplit{Pathological} \seqsplit{idealization} and \seqsplit{devaluation} & \seqsplit{Idealization} and \seqsplit{devaluation} are natural results of a splitting defense & \seqsplit{Idealization} and \seqsplit{devaluation} are natural results of a splitting defense & \seqsplit{Borderline} \seqsplit{Personality} \seqsplit{Disorder} \tn 
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\seqsplit{Repression} & \seqsplit{Unconsciously} pushing \seqsplit{threatening} or \seqsplit{unacceptable} thoughts, feelings, or memories out of awareness & A young child is bitten by a dog. They later develop a severe phobia of dogs but have no memory of when or how this fear \seqsplit{originated}. They have repressed the painful memory of the fearful \seqsplit{experience} with the dog, so they are unaware of exactly where their fear came from. &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Projection} & \seqsplit{Attributing} one's own \seqsplit{unacceptable} feelings, impulses, or thoughts to others & A wife is attracted to a male co-worker but can't admit her feelings, so when her husband talks about a female co-worker, she becomes jealous and accuses him of being attracted to the other woman. &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Sublimation} & \seqsplit{Channeling} socially \seqsplit{unacceptable} impulses or desires into socially \seqsplit{acceptable} \seqsplit{activities} or outlets & A woman who recently went through a breakup may channel her emotions into a home \seqsplit{improvement} project &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Displacement} & \seqsplit{Redirecting} emotions or impulses from their original source to a less \seqsplit{threatening} or more \seqsplit{acceptable} target & Manager screams at an employee, the employee doesn't scream \seqsplit{back—but} he yelled at his spouse later that night. &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Regression} & Reverting to an earlier stage of \seqsplit{development} in the face of stress or anxiety & A driver stuck in traffic may get angry and throw a tantrum, even though he doesn't usually behave that way &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Rationalization} & Creating logical or \seqsplit{reasonable} \seqsplit{explanations} to justify or explain away \seqsplit{threatening} or \seqsplit{unacceptable} behavior or feelings & A student who is rejected from her dream college may explain that she's happy to be attending a school that's less \seqsplit{competitive} and more welcoming &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Intellectualization} & Dealing with emotional conflicts or stressors by focusing on abstract or \seqsplit{intellectual} aspects, rather than the emotional or personal \seqsplit{significance} & Someone endlessly \seqsplit{researches} the details of a \seqsplit{significant} illness to avoid the anxiety, fear, and sadness of receiving a diagnosis &  \tn 
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Undoing & Engaging in behavior to \seqsplit{counteract} or undo a previous \seqsplit{unacceptable} thought, feeling, or action & After thinking about being violent with someone, one would then be overly nice or \seqsplit{accommodating} to them &  \tn 
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Isolation & \seqsplit{Separating} \seqsplit{disturbing} or \seqsplit{threatening} thoughts or feelings from the rest of one's thoughts or emotions, often by \seqsplit{compartmentalizing} them & Someone describes the day their house burnt down in a factual way without \seqsplit{displaying} any emotion &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Identification/Introjection} & Adopting the \seqsplit{characteristics}, behaviors, or values of someone else, often perceived as stronger or more powerful, to cope with feelings of \seqsplit{inadequacy} or anxiety & A child \seqsplit{developing} the behavior of his or her parents without conscious \seqsplit{realization} of this process &  \tn 
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Avoidance & \seqsplit{Dismissing} thoughts or feelings that are \seqsplit{uncomfortable} or keeping away from people, places, or \seqsplit{situations} \seqsplit{associated} with \seqsplit{uncomfortable} thoughts or feelings & One avoids the location of a traumatic motor vehicle accident or avoids driving \seqsplit{completely} &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Anticipation} & The devotion of one's effort to solving problems before they arise & Someone prepares for an important job interview by \seqsplit{practicing} their answers to the toughest questions &  \tn 
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Humor & \seqsplit{Decreasing} or combating the negative emotions \seqsplit{associated} with a situation by using comedy & Telling a funny story about someone during a eulogy &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Sexualization} & \seqsplit{Associating} sexual aspects to one's \seqsplit{experience} of certain people, places, objects, or ideas & Adrift during her mother's death, Jane began to flirt with her male trainer to avoid thinking about her mother &  \tn 
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\seqsplit{Suppression} & \seqsplit{Consciously} choosing to block ideas or impulses that are \seqsplit{undesirable}, as opposed to \seqsplit{repression}, a \seqsplit{subconscious} process & Someone who has intrusive thoughts about a traumatic event but pushes these thoughts out of their mind &  \tn 
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