question archive That Feneshel, a student of Freud, altered Freud's comcept of defense mechanisms: 1) by suggesting that defenses mechanisms are not necessary to protect against id impulses 2) by suggesting that all defenses are essentially the same 3)by suggesting that defenses are really intended to protect on'es positive self-image 4)by suggesting that sublimation , NOT repression, is the nest of all defense mechanisms
That Feneshel, a student of Freud, altered Freud's comcept of defense mechanisms: 1) by suggesting that defenses mechanisms are not necessary to protect against id impulses 2) by suggesting that all defenses are essentially the same 3)by suggesting that defenses are really intended to protect on'es positive self-image 4)by suggesting that sublimation , NOT repression, is the nest of all defense mechanisms
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That Feneshel, a student of Freud, altered Freud's comcept of defense mechanisms:
1) by suggesting that defenses mechanisms are not necessary to protect against id impulses
2) by suggesting that all defenses are essentially the same
3)by suggesting that defenses are really intended to protect on'es positive self-image
4)by suggesting that sublimation , NOT repression, is the nest of all defense mechanisms
