By M Attalla,J Williams,K Oyama Fear YYou feel fear when you believe you are in danger. IIt can make you break into a sweat your heart beat rapidly.

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By M Attalla,J Williams,K Oyama

Fear YYou feel fear when you believe you are in danger. IIt can make you break into a sweat your heart beat rapidly or your hands and feet go cold.

love  It is strong affection or deep concern for another person is love.  Love can be expressed in many ways

Anger  All people feel anger at times.  Anger is a strong feeling of displeasure that can range from annoyance to complete fury.

Grief  The death of someone you love.  The divorce of parents.  Loss of close friends

Guilt  Is the feeling of having done something wrong  Many people feel guilty when they are angry at someone they love

Repression IIt’s the most basic of all defense mechanism. IIt’s the painful thoughts or feeling are pushed away from conscious thought.

Rationalization  Is the act of making an excuse for a behavior  It is an attempt to preserve self-esteem and to avoid feelings of guilt

Compensation  Covering up faults or weaknesses by trying to excel in other areas is known compensation.  It often occurs when people fees in secure or expect too much of themselves.

Projection  Is seeing your own faults or feelings in other people  Even when they do not have them

Idealization  Sometimes people admire someone so much that they see the person as perfection  This defense mechanism know as idealization allows people to see others as they want them to be

Daydreaming  People often daydream in order to escape the frustration or hurt.  Is a make-believe that seem that more pleasant or exciting than the real world

Regression  It means acting less maturely than you usually would.  People are regressing when they sulk or t5hrow tantrums instead of expressing disappointment maturely

Denial IIs the refusal to recognize reality WWhen you are in disbelief

Sublimation