Question below: 1) A person who is trying very hard to eat less sugar and lose weight just ate a large ice cream sundae. Consider all of the different types of defense mechanisms they may use to deal with their anxiety/guilt over eating the ice cream. Match each example below with the defense mechanism. *Refer back to your textbook and EdPuzzle video examples if you need a review.* EX: Rationalization: The person thinks, well, it was a special occasion, so it doesn't really count. Plus, there were peanuts on the sundae, and nuts are healthy. Chocolate is good for you because it has nutrients. Defense Mechanisms: rationalization, repression, displacement, projection, reaction formation. [ image ]
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Question below:
1) A person who is trying very hard to eat less sugar and lose weight just ate a large ice cream sundae.
Consider all of the different types of defense mechanisms they may use to deal with their anxiety/guilt over eating the ice cream.
Match each example below with the defense mechanism. *Refer back to your textbook and EdPuzzle video examples if you need a review.*
EX: Rationalization: The person thinks, well, it was a special occasion, so it doesn't really count. Plus, there were peanuts on the sundae, and nuts are healthy. Chocolate is good for you because it has nutrients.
Defense Mechanisms: rationalization, repression, displacement, projection, reaction formation.
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![v In recording her food log for the day, she "forgets" to include the ice cream. A. projection
B. reaction formation
v She looks at her friend and thinks that he eats too much and should really
lose some weight; he makes poor food decisions.
C. repression
v Rather than feeling guilty or anxious about eating ice cream, she starts to
worry about whether she should have donated more money to a charity that
D. displacement
contacted her last week.
v The next day she denies eating the whole ice cream sundae, instead saying
that she really only ate a few bites and was disgusted with it and refused to
eat the rest.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fdc587c31-a247-493d-b2ae-563348ff8a62%2Fa2fd467a-988b-4ddf-8bf6-2ea5c15bd277%2Fm8i1c4w_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
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