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Question:
2. MIDAS Screening Do you take any Medications?
for General Med- Do you have any medical Illnesses?
ical Conditions
Answer:
Do you have a primary care Doctor?
Do you have Allergies or medication reactions?
Have you had any Surguries?
Question:
3. Splitting
Answer:
*Immature Defence Mechanism
*Defining the rejecting person as being all bad vs. having seen him as all good
before the rejection, thereby transforming pain into anger and accusation.
*Example: I always knew he was a horrible person, and this proves it. May he rot
in hell.
Question:
4. Projection
Answer:
psychotic defense mechanism by which people disguise their own threatening
impulses by attributing them to others
Example: instead of a person feeling anger, anger is experienced as coming from
others toward the person who is doing the profecting, as during a paranoid
delusion.
Question:
5. Dissociation
Answer:
*Immature Defense Mechanism
*Dissociating instead of feeling the pain.
*Example: I was really spaced out all of last week; my memory of him leaving me
is very hazy.
, Question:
6. Acting Out
Answer:
*Immature Defence Mechanism
*Expressing the emotion in actions rather than keeping it in awareness.
*Example: Makes harassing, late-night phone calls.
Question:
7. Passive Aggres-
sion
Answer:
*Immature Defense Mechanism
*Expressing anger indirectly and passively.
*Example: Oh, I'm sorry dear. I gave all your clothes to the Salvation Army last week.
I didn't realize you wanted them.
Question:
8. Rationalization
Answer:
*Neurotic (Transitional) Defense Mechanism
*Inventing a convincing, but usually false, reason why you are not bothered.
*Example: I've been wanting to make some major life changes anyway. This finally
gave me the boost I needed to do all the things I've been wanting to do.
Question:
9. Displacement
Answer:
*Neurotic (Transitional) Defense Mechanism.
*Displacing the emotion from it's original object to something or someone else.
*Example: My boss has really been getting under my skin lately.
Question:
10. Reaction Forma-
tion
Answer:
*Neurotic (Transitional) Defense Mechanism
Updated Study Material 2026
Question:
2. MIDAS Screening Do you take any Medications?
for General Med- Do you have any medical Illnesses?
ical Conditions
Answer:
Do you have a primary care Doctor?
Do you have Allergies or medication reactions?
Have you had any Surguries?
Question:
3. Splitting
Answer:
*Immature Defence Mechanism
*Defining the rejecting person as being all bad vs. having seen him as all good
before the rejection, thereby transforming pain into anger and accusation.
*Example: I always knew he was a horrible person, and this proves it. May he rot
in hell.
Question:
4. Projection
Answer:
psychotic defense mechanism by which people disguise their own threatening
impulses by attributing them to others
Example: instead of a person feeling anger, anger is experienced as coming from
others toward the person who is doing the profecting, as during a paranoid
delusion.
Question:
5. Dissociation
Answer:
*Immature Defense Mechanism
*Dissociating instead of feeling the pain.
*Example: I was really spaced out all of last week; my memory of him leaving me
is very hazy.
, Question:
6. Acting Out
Answer:
*Immature Defence Mechanism
*Expressing the emotion in actions rather than keeping it in awareness.
*Example: Makes harassing, late-night phone calls.
Question:
7. Passive Aggres-
sion
Answer:
*Immature Defense Mechanism
*Expressing anger indirectly and passively.
*Example: Oh, I'm sorry dear. I gave all your clothes to the Salvation Army last week.
I didn't realize you wanted them.
Question:
8. Rationalization
Answer:
*Neurotic (Transitional) Defense Mechanism
*Inventing a convincing, but usually false, reason why you are not bothered.
*Example: I've been wanting to make some major life changes anyway. This finally
gave me the boost I needed to do all the things I've been wanting to do.
Question:
9. Displacement
Answer:
*Neurotic (Transitional) Defense Mechanism.
*Displacing the emotion from it's original object to something or someone else.
*Example: My boss has really been getting under my skin lately.
Question:
10. Reaction Forma-
tion
Answer:
*Neurotic (Transitional) Defense Mechanism
