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Write short note :Defense mechanisms
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Write short note :Defense mechanisms
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Defense mechanisms are an indirect way to combat stress.
They are unconscious strategies used to protect the ego from breaking due to unacceptable/harsh reality. It functions as a shock absorber.
It should be used moderately as its excessive use leads to a habit of escaping from reality.
Some commonly used defense mechanisms are projection, displacement, and daydreaming.
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