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    Sublimation: I began playing Basketball freshmen year as a way to release my emotions and forget the thoughts that gave me stress or made me overthink. My coaches gave me the nickname of “Mean Darline” because of how tough and aggressive I would get when being on defense. Little did they know that I wasn’t good at that position because I loved Basketball but because it maintained me calm and allowed me to express myself in a socially approved activity. When the season was finished and I retired from

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    Hydration of Norbornene to Norborneol. Objectives: Used acid catalyzation to synthesize the norborneol product, then purified it with sublimation, performed a capillary tube melting point determination and an IR spectrum to characterize the product, and finally determined the stereoselectivity of the reaction. Overall Reaction: 0 out of 10 Reaction Mechanism:.. Stoichiometry Table - "Stoichi Compound Amount Density (g/mL) Molar Mass mMol Molar Equivalence Norbornene 0.3010 g 1.005 94.15 3.187

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    us knowing. There are 8 different defense mechanisms. We use these mechanisms daily but probably do not even realize we do. These defense mechanisms include repression, denial, reaction, projection, regression, rationalization, displacement, and sublimation. I have interviewed my boyfriend and along with myself to identify some of these defense mechanisms. The four different defense mechanisms I have used in my life is denial, regression, displacement, and rationalization. The first one I have used

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    aspect of Freudian psychoanalysis anticipated by Nietzsche was referring to these “barbarian” urges as the id. He stated for Dionysian urges to gain appearance, they need to be altered by Apollonian rationality, this can be seen as sublimation. For both men, sublimation explained the content of dreams. Further, Nietzsche explained without Apollonian influence, the Dionysian aspect of personality would remain shapeless, while without Dionysian influence, the Apollonian aspect of personality would be

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    Case Study: Kutlwano

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    .1. The Id. The Id is known as the pleasure principle and is the part that is unconscious, thus directing behaviour (Gehart, 2013). It enables people to act in a way that satisfies their wants and not their needs, therefore enabling individuals to seek pleasure in order to satisfy it (Seligman & Reichenberg, 2013). Kutlwano posses the id in that he seems to get pleasure from his relationship with his brother, and Tamia- when they are not fighting. 9.2. The ego. The ego is the part of the mind

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    Emotional development is key in in personality development.  Some reactions from children of alcoholics might be regression, repression, sublimation, and reaction formation.  Regression happens when children regress to an earlier stage, attempting to revisit a secure place. Repression is when children repress their feeling trying not to cause problems. Sublimation is making positive choices in of discomforting feelings. Reaction formation is showing opposite feelings then what is felt. I NEED HELP

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    Iodine Research Paper

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    Iodine is a chemical element with the symbol I. It consists of a total of 53 protons, 53 electrons, and 74 neutrons. Iodine’s mass number is 126.90447 grams. The mass number of an element is the total number of protons and neutrons in an element. Iodine has an atomic number of 53 which means it consists of 53 positive charges or protons in the nucleus of an atom. Iodine was discovered by a French chemist Bernard Courtois in 1811. It was discovered in the country of France. Bernard discovered iodine

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    Caffeine Discussion

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    It occurs when a chemical does from something really hot to really cold quickly, at a low pressure. If the pressure were to increase then the solid would become a liquid and then a gas. When it actually came to the sublimation part, the crude substance of caffeine, was put over a heat source at high degree of heat, around 200 degrees Celsius. The vacuum pipe was attached to the side of the tube, and it worked to control the pressure within the tube. In the middle of the

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    In psychodynamic theory, a psychological defense mechanism is a technique that is used by a person’s ego to protect them against potential anxieties. The concept of a defense mechanism was first proposed by psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. Defense mechanisms are a part of our everyday life. Defense Mechanisms allow us to go on with our daily lives by reducing anxiety to a manageable level. Sigmund Freud described psychodynamic theory in his paper The Ego and the Id According to his theory, the competing

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    decided that it was not logical two act-on his instincts or urges. Throughout the book it appears that I can find a few defensive mechanisms used in Will Smith's life however the two prominent ones that can be seen in my opinion would be denial and sublimation. The first clear example of this can be seen and Will

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