Multiple Choice
Jan-Marie's husband hardly ever comes home in the evening, and on days when he does get in just after midnight, he often smells of perfume and his clothes are disheveled. Several of Jan-Marie's friends have told her she should divorce her husband because he is obviously having an affair. However, Jan-Marie is convinced he is working late at the office every night so that they will have enough money to buy their dream house. Jan-Marie appears to be dealing with the stress-induced anxiety aroused by her husband's behavior through the use of
A) undoing
B) denial of reality
C) overcompensation
D) displacement
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