_(____ is/are key component(s) of the negative communication that a troubled couple might be utilizing in their daily lives. Accusation Denial Blame Accusation, denial, and blame)
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Match the description/example with the defense mechanism. 1. Fred got into an argument with his boss at work. Fred then came home and yelled at his children for playing too loudly and his wife for "parking badly in the driveway." 2. James was always in trouble during his youth for being aggressive and violent. He finds that he loves being a professional football player because it allows him to act out his anger. 3. Billy has been struggling with alcohol abuse for many years. He recently became the leader of "Parents Against Drunk Driving" at his children's local school PTA. 4. The neighborhood's "gossipy old lady" accuses everyone of talking about her. 5. When Martha got into a fight with her husband, she went back to her parent's house. She stayed there and asked her mother to take care of her because she was so upset by her fight with her husband. 1. Denial 2. Displacement 3. Projection 4. Rationalization 5. Reaction Formation 6. Regression 7. Repression 8. Sublimation
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Match the defense mechanism with example Denial [Choose]: You probably saw him with his cousin. No, you are mistaken, it wasn't him. Throwing something at someone in an argument. Boss yells at you so you kick your dog. Painting a picture. No, it's OK, he hates me too. Projection Sublimation Regression Displacement Rationalization
Kina's husband comes home from work angry because of an argument he had with his boss. Subsequently, Kina's husband begins yelling at her for no apparent reason. Ultimately, Kina finds herself yelling at their youngest child for apparently no good reason other than being frustrated. Kina is displaying a. escape. b. withdrawal. c. displaced aggression. d. projection.
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