Defense Mechanisms (rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 December 2019

⏱️ 2 minutes

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What are Freudian defense mechanisms? How do they work? How do we manage them? Dr. Kirk Honda explores these questions and more with Paulette.

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0:00.0	So Paula, have you heard of the concept called defense mechanisms before?
0:04.0	You have.
0:05.0	Yes.
0:06.0	What do you think that they are, given that you're the American layperson?
0:09.0	Like a lightsaber shield.
0:11.0	You're defending yourself. It's a mechanism for hissing.
0:14.3	Well they are and have been the cornerstone of psychoanalysis since Freud first introduced the concept.
0:26.0	When do you think Freud first introduced the concept?
0:28.4	What year is?
0:30.1	Right after his first cocaine binge in 1884.
0:35.0	Oh my gosh close 1894.
0:38.0	Oh my God I can't even believe I got the right century frankly.
0:42.0	Well you've been paying attention to the podcast. Well today I want to explain what
0:46.3	defense mechanisms are. I'm also going to define and give examples of each defense
0:50.9	and Paulette you're going we're going to see if you use any of these
0:56.2	defenses in your own life what do you say okay sounds great welcome to the psychology
1:00.8	in Seattle podcast I'm your host Dr. Kirk Honda. I'm chair of the
1:05.2	Couple and Family Therapy program at Antioch University Seattle and I'm also a
1:09.1	licensed therapist. I'm writer and American layperson,
1:13.5	Paulet Per Hatch, your co-host.
1:15.3	Famous for the fuck-off fund.
1:17.9	We should just say that every time.
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