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D. reaction formation.
A religious leader in a small city led a crusade against local X-rated movie theaters, topless dance bars, and strip clubs, often leading groups of angry citizens to storm the buildings and threaten to shut them down. After a great deal of publicity, however, the newspaper published photos of the same man frequenting strip clubs and patronizing prostitutes in a neighboring state. Sigmund Freud would explain this man's behavior as an example of reaction formation.
Explanation:
Reaction formation is a defence mechanism which occurs when a person feels an urge to do or say something and they actually does or says something that is effectively the opposite of what they really want. It appears as a defense against a feared social punishment. Fear to be criticized for something.
For example : A person who is angry with a colleague actually ends up being particularly courteous and friendly towards them.
As in the above mentioned scenario, Sigmund Freud would explain this man's behavior as an example of reaction formation.
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The right/correct answer to your question is D.) superego or how ever you spell it. Will you plz mark as brainliest?
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<span>Do you think that the mass media have too much influence on American public opinion? Yes, the media portrays information in different lights depending on how they want the majority of their viewers to feel about the situation. The media can </span>change someones' viewpoints on a topic due to the information being told. Not often, do we actually learn everything that is going on pertaining to a situation, just what mass media wants us to know.
