12 Questions
What type of approach is described as 'Positive/positive'?
Approach-approach
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of delusion?
Delusion of hallucination
What is the key difference between neurosis and psychosis, as described in the text?
Neurosis involves developing imaginary ailments, while psychosis involves complete withdrawal from reality.
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of anxiety reaction, according to the text?
Delusion of reference
What is the difference between an illusion and a hallucination, as described in the text?
An illusion involves an object with a different interpretation, while a hallucination involves an object that does not exist.
Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of neurosis in the text?
Delusion of persecution
Which of the following is NOT a defense mechanism described in the text?
Scapegoating
What is the main purpose of the defense mechanism of $\text{Rationalization}$?
To justify unacceptable ideas and behaviors
What is the difference between $\text{Repression}$ and $\text{Suppression}$ as defense mechanisms?
Repression is unconscious, Suppression is conscious
Which defense mechanism involves imitating others in order to gain acceptance?
Introjection
What is the main purpose of the defense mechanism of $\text{Compensation}$?
To make up for real or imagined inadequacies by doing well in another activity
Which defense mechanism involves imagining or daydreaming about an alternative reality?
Fantasy or daydreaming
Test your knowledge on defense mechanisms and psychology concepts such as flight, fight, freeze, self deceptions, safety valves, identification, substitution, and sublimation. Understand how individuals cope with internal conflicts and psychological challenges through various mechanisms.
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