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People are always asking me about these, but I've deleted most of my posts.
(sorry)

I'll leave these here.

Basic-as related to unconscious:

http://www.guidetopsychology.com/ucs.htm

Comprehensive:

http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/...type=doc&id=584&cn=8

Reader's Digest version:

http://m.psychologytoday.com/b...e-defense-mechanisms

Dr. Burgo's book on defense mechanisms
"Why Do I Do That" sounds like a good read for anyone interested in psychoanalytic stuff:

http://www.afterpsychotherapy.com/
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I just finished reading Burgo's book, and I highly recommend it. I venture to guess that many of us on this forum have an awareness of our defense mechanisms and feel pretty knowledgeable.

I regularly read Burgo's blog, and yet, I was surprised by how "real" this felt to me. Care, empathy, encouragement all come through very clearly. I usually bolt from self-help "exercises," and this book contains them. I didn't jump into them immediately, but I read them, and I might even be willing to go back and actually do them. I think this was a really good book from someone who really gets what it's like to continually fight off pain.

I'd be interested in what others think.

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