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melly21297

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The defense mechanism related to fusion, in psychodynamic terms, is ___________________ ___.
 
  a. projection
  b. rejection
  c. displacement
  d. emulation
  e. identification

Question 2

One way that an individual avoids feelings of isolation is through ____________, in which they let ego boundaries loosen and attempt to become one with an idealized person.
 
  a. internalization
  b. egocentrism
  c. projection
  d. fusion
  e. wishing



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: e

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Answer: d





 

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