Explain the term reaction formation 2 psychology
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Reaction formation is a kind of psychological defense mechanism in which a person perceives their true feelings or desires to be socially or, in some cases, legally unacceptable, and so they attempt to convince themselves or others that the opposite is true--often in a very exaggerated performance.
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In psychology, reaction formation is a behavior in which a person will attempt to hide his true feelings or desires by demonstrating or adopting the exact opposite feelings. ... Reaction formation is a type of psychological defense mechanism used to overcome the anxiety and stress caused by negative feelings.
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