Which defense mechanism figured prominently in the theory of alfred adler?

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The correct answer is compensation. This defense mechanism is defined as having to psychologically counterbalance the perceived weakness by having to be able to emphasize one’s strength in different areas or other areas that one is strong to or can show a strong side.

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