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Definitions:
Displacement Behavior
A psychological phenomenon where an individual redirects their impulse from an unattainable or threatening target to a safer or more acceptable one.
Equally Strong Motives
The psychological concept referring to instances where an individual is simultaneously driven by two or more motives that are of similar strength but potentially conflict with each other.
Inhibiting
The action or process of hindering or restraining the function or activity of something.
Successive Ambivalent Behavior
A series of actions characterized by mixed feelings or contradictory attitudes towards something or someone.
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