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Question 1

Thelma goes to a nightclub and flirts with dozens of men whenever she feels neglected and ignored by her husband. What coping mechanism would Freud suggest that Thelma is using, in this example?

◦ overcompensation
◦ undoing
◦ fantasy
◦ intellectualization

Question 2

There is one week left in the semester, and Andre has put off working on his five term papers. Although it has always taken him three to four days to write a single term paper, Andre is convinced that he can write all five papers in the week that remains. What coping strategy does Andre engage in, in this instance?

◦ intellectualization
◦ denial of reality
◦ self-indulgence
◦ overcompensation
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