Bee-at the Mental Stress Game
Identify the Defense Mechanisms used in the following Situation
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Topics of this game:
- Use of excessive reasoning rather than reacting or changing.
- Refusal to admit to a painful reality which is treated as if it does not exist.
- Conscious and deliberate forgetfulness of painful or undesirable thoughts and ideas.
- Redirection of negative urges or feelings from an original object to a safer substitute.
- Retreat to an earlier developmental stage.
- Blame of other’s or things for one’s own feelings or thoughts.
- An effort to replace/justify acceptable reasons for feelings/thoughts for real ones.
- Repression of painful or offensive attitudes or traits with unconscious opposite ones.
- Suppressing painful memories and thoughts
- Redirecting unacceptable desires through socially acceptable channels
- The 3-year old child who begins wetting his pants after the birth of a new sibling.
- The woman who is unable to bear children begins working in a preschool.
- The client experiencing paranoia blames others for disliking him.
- Ana often cheats on her boyfriend because she suspects he already cheating on her.
- Justifying cheating on an exam by saying that everyone else cheats
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