The Ego and Its DefensesTABLE OF CONTENTS: 1. Mental mechanisms 2. Compensations 3. Conversion 4. Denial 5. Displacement 6. Dissociation 7. Fantasy 8. Idealization 9. Identification 0. Incorporation 11. Internalization 12. Introjection 13. Inversion 14. Emotional dynamisms 15. Projection 16. The king david reaction 17. Rationalization 18. Reaction formation 19. Rechannelization 20. Progression 21. Repression 22. Restitution 23. Substitution 24. Symbolization 25. Undoing 26. Minor ego defenses 27. Minor ego defenses. |
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PART ONE THE EGO AND ITS DEFENSES 1 MENTAL MECHANISMS | 3 |
COMPENSATION | 17 |
CONVERSION | 29 |
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anxiety aspects attitudes become behavior character Characterologic childhood clinical Compathy Compensation Concept concerned conscious awareness consequences contribute Conversion Reactions defensively-intended Denial depersonalization derepression disowned Displacement Dissociation dream drives dynamism earlier effects ego defense emotional conflict emotional feelings emotional illness endeavor endogain evolved example expression external Fantasy following instance function guilt homosexual hostility Hygeiaphrontic Idealization Identification illustrated important impulses individual instinctual interesting internal interpersonal intolerable intrapsychic Introjection Inversion King David Reaction less major manifestations mental mechanism mother motivation needs Neuroses object observed one's operation Order group painful parents patient pattern phobic primary gain Projection psychiatric psychic psychodynamics psychologic psychopathology psychosexual development psychotherapy psychotic psychotic reactions Rationalization Reaction Formation Reactions Chapter Rechannelization reenforcement refer relation relationship Repression response Restitution resulting Reversal REVIEW QUESTIONS role Secondary Defense secure self-defeat sexual significant social Somatic Conversion Soterial Sublimation Substitution superego symbolic symptoms term therapeutic therapy tion traits uncon unconscious Undoing unwitting