In Which Defence Mechanism Does an Individual Substitute Behaviour, Thoughts

question 72

Multiple Choice

In which defence mechanism does an individual substitute behaviour, thoughts, or feelings that are the direct opposite of unacceptable ones?

• A)displacement
• B)repression
• C)rationalization
• D)reaction formation

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Definitions:

Acceptance

The act of agreeing to a proposal or offer, thereby creating a binding contract upon meeting the terms of the offer.

Seller's Offer

A proposal by a seller to sell goods or services under specified terms and conditions to a buyer.

Void Contract

A legal agreement that is invalid from the outset and has no legal effect due to circumstances of its formation.

Voidable Contract

A contract that may be annulled or considered void at the option of one of the parties due to certain defects or circumstances affecting the contract's validity.