In Freudian Theory, How Does Projection Differ from Reaction Formation

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Multiple Choice

In Freudian theory, how does projection differ from reaction formation?

• A) Projection involves repression of unacceptable impulses, and reaction formation involves expression of unacceptable impulses.
• B) Projection involves unconscious activity, and reaction formation involves conscious activity.
• C) Projection involves attributing one's own unacceptable impulses to other people, and reaction formation involves behaving opposite to the way one feels.
• D) Projection involves channeling unacceptable impulses into acceptable behaviors, and reaction formation involves behaving like a child.

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