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The attempt to overcome obstacles and attain goals is referred to as
Neo-Freudian
Psychologists who accepted the basic concepts of Freud's theory but modified and expanded upon them to include social and cultural aspects.
Freud's Theories
A set of psychological and psychoanalytical theories developed by Sigmund Freud that explore the functioning of the human mind, particularly the unconscious and its influence on behavior.
Modify Others
This term is vague but may suggest the concept of influencing, changing, or altering the behavior or characteristics of others through intervention or interaction.
Defense Mechanism
Unconscious tactics employed to shield an individual from the distress tied to undesirable thoughts or emotions.
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