No, however, in individuals diagnosed with OCD, when faced with an obsession, you can say that the compulsion that one performs as a response to the obsession is a coping mechanism used to reduce the anxiety and distress initially caused by the presence of the obsession.
Adaptation or defense mechanism.
The Tagalog word for 'coping mechanism' is 'pamamaraan ng pagbabagong-loob.'
No it is a negative coping mechanism.
discuss defence mechanism
Yes it is.
A defense mechanism is a coping strategy that protects you from difficult feelings.
Pain can be used as a coping mechanism by some people.
Yes!
Because it's an anime. :)
Isolation, Undoing, reaction formation are the main three defence mechanisms for OCD. Magical thinking is another mechanism associated with OCD.
One can find information about coping over the internet. If one has experienced a trama that requires any type of coping mechanism, one can always call up their everyday physician and ask for more information to cope.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a behaviour. Examples include repeatedly flicking a light switch a certain number of times or avoiding stepping on the cracks between paving stones in the street. These behaviours develop within a person usually as a coping mechanism or a way of making their world safe from a real or imagined threat/danger. So OCD can be a symptom of a phobia, but is not, in itself, a phobia.