Identification (Defense mechanism)

Identifying as a defense mechanism is to identify yourself by reason, group, hero, leader, movie star, organization, religion, sports star, or any identity you think is a good self-concept or self-image. This is how you think yourself as a good self-concept or image. For example, you may agree with the Crusaders to help hungry children so that you can incorporate some of the good self-images associated with the Crusaders into your self. Sports all over the world use this defense mechanism to earn money. Each country also uses this defense mechanism to gain cannon feed through identity verification with the government. Battle of soldiers

Recognition is the foundation of human development, an important part of the learning process, and it also serves as a defense mechanism. Recognizing the characteristics of others can make it possible for people to believe that they will ban them but participate in urges or behaviors that are accepted by the person they identify. Another motivation for identification is fear of losing someone related to it. A particularly well-known identification method is identification with an attacker, where a person sacrificed in some way has the characteristics of a victim to resist helplessness. This type of prediction occurs when a child abused by a parent sequentially abuses another person. However, in some cases, this type of projection is not an actual attack but a fictitious attack, and in other ways it actually creates an autonomous cycle by actually drawing out the original imaginary attack I will.

Projection recognition. . It is a psychological process, which is also a kind of defense, communication method, unique form of object relationship, and a way of psychological change. As a defense, projective recognition can create a sense of psychological distance from self's unnecessary (usually terrible) aspect; as a form of communication, projection identity is a process through it Someone's own emotions are others It is induced by people of the same age, and as a result, the feeling that other people "understand" is born. As a relation of objects, projection recognition constitutes a method of existence and correlation with partially separated objects, and finally, projection recognition is a process that people are struggling as a way of psychological change. It is handled psychologically by other people and can be re-internalized in a modified form. (Page 362)