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HOSA MEDICAL ASSISTING EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS ALL VERIFIED BY AN EXPERT A+ GRADED (LATEST UPDATE)

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repression - ANS forcing of unacceptable or painful ideas, feelings and impulses into the unconscious mind without being aware of it suppression - ANS condition where the person becomes involved in a project, hobby, or work on purpose so that a painful situation can be avoided (relationships) displacement - ANS transfer of emotions about one to another. (handling situation professionally but yelling at someone later bc of anger.) projection - ANS blame another unconsciously for own inadequaies. rationalization - ANS justify your behavior with socially acceptable reasons and tend to ignore the real reasons underlying the behavior. intellectualization - ANS denying socially unacceptable feelings or strong feelings that can not be easily expressed. sublimation - ANS used unconsciously to express socially unacceptable instinctive drives or impulses in approved and acceptable ways. (30-year old father and frustrated athlete forcing his child to excel in a sport) compensation - ANS you use a talent or an attribute to the fullest in order to compensate for a realized personal shortcoming. (disabled athlete finds satisfaction in writing about the game or helping a coach) temporary withdrawal - ANS retract from facing a painful or difficult situation. malingering - ANS pretending to be sick in order to avoid dealing with situations that are unpleasant denial - ANS refusal to admit something so you do not have to deal with the problem or situation. tort - ANS any number of actions done by one person or group of people that cause injury to another regression - ANS behaving in ways that are typically characteristics of an earlier developmental level. (student consoles herself during final exam week w eating homemade ice cream just like her mom did) defamation - ANS to slander, or to attack the reputation of an individual or group. assult - ANS deliberate attempt or threat to touch without consent

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EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
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VERIFIED BY AN EXPERT A+
GRADED (LATEST UPDATE)

, repression - ANS forcing of unacceptable or painful ideas, feelings and impulses into the
unconscious mind without being aware of it

suppression - ANS condition where the person becomes involved in a project, hobby, or work
on purpose so that a painful situation can be avoided (relationships)

displacement - ANS transfer of emotions about one to another. (handling situation
professionally but yelling at someone later bc of anger.)

projection - ANS blame another unconsciously for own inadequaies.




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rationalization - ANS justify your behavior with socially acceptable reasons and tend to ignore
the real reasons underlying the behavior.




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intellectualization - ANS denying socially unacceptable feelings or strong feelings that can not
be easily expressed.




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sublimation - ANS used unconsciously to express socially unacceptable instinctive drives or
impulses in approved and acceptable ways. (30-year old father and frustrated athlete forcing his
child to excel in a sport)
YC
compensation - ANS you use a talent or an attribute to the fullest in order to compensate for a
realized personal shortcoming. (disabled athlete finds satisfaction in writing about the game or
helping a coach)

temporary withdrawal - ANS retract from facing a painful or difficult situation.
D

malingering - ANS pretending to be sick in order to avoid dealing with situations that are
unpleasant
U


denial - ANS refusal to admit something so you do not have to deal with the problem or
situation.
ST




tort - ANS any number of actions done by one person or group of people that cause injury to
another

regression - ANS behaving in ways that are typically characteristics of an earlier
developmental level. (student consoles herself during final exam week w eating homemade ice
cream just like her mom did)

defamation - ANS to slander, or to attack the reputation of an individual or group.

assult - ANS deliberate attempt or threat to touch without consent

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