METHODS OF SATISFYING HUMAN NEEDS

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METHODS OF SATISFYING HUMAN NEEDS

DIRECT METHODS Meeting the need Obtaining satisfaction Hard work Realistic goals Situation evaluation Cooperation with others

Relieve tension created by unmet need Defense Mechanisms INDIRECT METHODS Reduce need Relieve tension created by unmet need Defense Mechanisms

INDIRECT METHODS Defense mechanisms Help a person deal with an unpleasant situation Provide methods for maintaining self- esteem and relieving discomfort Can be unhealthy if used all the time

RATIONALIZATION Using an ‘acceptable’ explanation for behavior in order to avoid the real reason or true motivation

PROJECTION Placing blame on someone else or on circumstances rather than accepting responsibility

DISPLACEMENT Transferring feelings about one person to someone else

COMPENSATION The substitution of one goal for another in order to achieve success

DAYDREAMING Provides a means of escape when a person is not satisfied with reality

REPRESSION The transfer of unacceptable or painful ideas, feelings into the unconscious mind. Individual is NOT aware that this is occurring.

SUPPRESSION Similar to repression but individual IS aware and refuses to deal with feelings

DENIAL Disbelief of an event or idea that is too frightening or shocking to cope with

WITHDRAWAL Cease to communicate or physically remove themselves from a situation