Which defense mechanism occurs when one refuses to face a feeling? A:denial B:sublimation C:displacement D:projection

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Which defense mechanism occurs when one refuses to face a feeling?

A:denial
B:sublimation
C:displacement
D:projection

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Denial is when a person refuses to accept, or face, how they are feeling

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