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Fred and Ginger have a fight. When Fred tries to talk to Ginger to resolve it, she claims that she has errands to run and leaves the house. In the context of avoiding defense mechanisms, Ginger's behavior best illustrates _____.
 
  A) escapism
  B) rationalization
  C) displacement
  D) projection

Question 2

Murphy creates a fake identity for himself on social networking sites to trick women into forming an emotional relationship with him. In this scenario, Murphy is using the process of _____ to form relationships.
 
  A) funneling
  B) branching
  C) pharming
  D) catfishing



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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