In Reflecting on the Life of Someone Who Dies, a Survivor

question 65

Multiple Choice

In reflecting on the life of someone who dies, a survivor may take on valued characteristics of the deceased such as integrity, fairness, or courage. This is an example of which of the following processes?

• A) Identification
• B) Rationalization
• C) Introjection
• D) Symbiosis

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Definitions:

Superiority Complex

A defense mechanism where an individual projects a facade of superiority to mask feelings of inferiority.

Sexual Conflicts

Refers to the inner turmoil or external disputes arising from differences in sexual desires, orientations, or behaviors.

Style Of Life

An individual's unique way of achieving superiority and fulfilling social interest, a concept introduced by Alfred Adler.

Organ Inferiority

A notion by Adler suggesting that individuals compensate for physical or psychological deficiencies by developing certain skills or behaviors.