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Displacement: 50%
Substitution: 30%
Projection: 67%
Hypercompensation: 40%
Regression: 53%
Denial: 18%
Compensation: 40%
Rationalization: 33%
General tension: 42% (average: 40-50%)
Psychological defense mechanism:
Projection. Projection is based on a process whereby unconscious and unacceptable feelings and thoughts are localized outside and attributed to other people, thus becoming secondary. The negative, socially disapproved shade of experienced feelings and traits, for example, aggression, is often attributed to those around, in order to justify one's own aggression or ill will, which manifests as if for defensive purposes. Well-known examples include hypocrisy, when a person constantly attributes their own immoral aspirations to others.
Less often, another type of projection is found, in which significant people (usually from the microsocial environment) are attributed positive, socially approved feelings, thoughts, or actions that are capable of elevating. For example, a teacher who has not shown particular abilities in professional activity is inclined to endow a favorite student with talent in this area, unconsciously elevating himself in the process ("the winner student receives from the defeated teacher").
