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Originally Posted by yagr
Okay, I found this and it is being used quite differently than the definition I found in the psych dictionary. Too, the emboldened part kindly defines it as I think you mean it.[/list]If this is indeed what you meant Permacultural and Crescent Moon, then am I to understand that my belief that I do not understand is actually a defense mechanism? And if so, what would be an example of a troubling stimulus?
I am open to the idea that it is a defense mechanism - not because I can see it in me, but because defense mechanisms by their nature tend to be difficult to see.
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Apologies for the delay in my response. Yes, I was referring specifically to Rogers' definition of subception.
An example of a troubling stimulus *could* be : emotions associated with possibly being evaluated by another person (regardless of setting, their role, your role, etc). I'm sure there are some dots that you can connect with this. I hope you take this as a supportive observation
