Defense mechanisms worksheet

Defense mechanisms are unconscious behaviors used to deal with unpleasant events, actions, or thoughts. Use this chart to understand some of the different types...and check out Archer Review for more NCLEX tips like this!

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Defense mechanisms is how someone respond to a situation in life. Everyone handles it in a different light, but it's important to be able to differentiate the defense mechanism that is being used by the patient and to be able to tell the characteristics of the inability to cope. This includes: Verbalizing the inability to

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A chart defines eight defense mechanisms and gives an example of each. “Denial” is defined as “Refusing to accept real events because they are unpleasant.” The example given is “Kaila refuses to admit she has an alcohol problem although she is unable to go a single day without drinking excessively.” “Displacement” is defined as “Transferring inappropriate urges or behaviors onto a more acceptable or less threatening target.” The example given is “During lunch at a restaurant, Mark is angry…

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All of them are UNCOUNSCIOUS except for Suppression. The following are similar but different: * Displacement & Acting out Displacement: emotion is redirected. Acting out: emotion is covered...

This Informational Text Comprehension worksheet delves into the intriguing world of how plants defend themselves against threats. Through the provided informational text, students will explore the diverse mechanisms and strategies that plants employ to ensure their survival in the natural world. The worksheet begins by instructing students to read the informational text with attention to...