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Defence Mechanisms[edit]
Psychology[edit]
- Defence mechanisms
- Id, ego and super-ego
- Delusion
- Conversion disorder
- Denial
- Cognitive distortion
- Splitting (psychology)
- Psychological projection
- Fantasy (psychology)
- Wishful thinking
- Idealization and devaluation
- Passive-aggressive behavior
- Projective identification
- Somatization
- Displacement (psychology)
- Dissociation (psychology)
- Hypochondriasis
- Intellectualization
- Isolation (psychology)
- Rationalization (making excuses)
- Reaction formation
- Regression (psychology)
- Psychological repression
- Undoing (psychology)
- Solitude
- Social comparison theory
- Respect
- Moderation
- Patience
- Courage
- Humility
- Mindfulness (psychology)
- Acceptance
- Gratitude
- Altruism
- Toleration
- Mercy
- Forgiveness
- Anticipation
- Humour
- Identification (psychology)
- Introjection
- Sublimation (psychology)
- Emotional self-regulation
- Psychological resilience
- Narcissistic defences
- Maladaptive daydreaming
- Psychological resistance
- Depersonalization
- Fantasy prone personality
- Repressed memory
- Loneliness
- Derealization
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
- Obsessive–compulsive disorder
- Major depressive disorder
- Schizophrenia
- Borderline personality disorder
- Bipolar disorder