Defensiveness: Psychology Behind Defensive Behavior

In a psychological sense, Defensiveness refers to both a feeling and behavior, & everyone has defense mechanisms because it is our primitive part of social development.

So what is the Psychology behind Defensiveness & Why Does Defensive Behavior Happen?
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[ParadigmShift]

Similarly, Defensiveness is a common problem in intimate relationships.

If you have started to recognize defensiveness in your relationship or in yourself, you might be wondering what started it, what caused it, and what you can do to fix it.

Hope this video help shed some light on this

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[dominicn.michigan]

Im defensive cause growing up i was always the one blamed and when you are truly innocent and cant do nothing you gotta defend yourself somehow.

[trexbra]

Problem is defensive behaviour can be a sign of anti-social or narcissistic traits. Or it could be a sign of years of trauma and being blamed for others problems

[OrwellsHousecat]

And sometimes they're being defensive against actual abuse

[krisscanlon]

Defensive anger is very limiting...looking inward through esoteric spiritual knowledge changed me.

[nickpapadoulakis]

Your video is very informative. Bravo. During my teenage years and during the pandemic years of 2020 to late 2021, I was not able to defend myself properly. Right now, I am also defensive in some social occasions and ask people for some space to understand their mistakes and retry it again without ruining my interactions with others.

[muhammadafrasiyab]

I must say good content, you deserve a lot, keep going whoever is behind this

[fungamnac]

The fact that you invited people to dislike your video if they didn't find it informative is respectable.

Loved the video and left a like. Keep up the great work!

[apidas]

very good video. touch on many things about the topic. for me, as with many people. my defensiveness formed during my childhood years. exposed with children that are some of them mean and violent. granted children. I had no defense and things happen. that carry over to my teens and adulthood that I couldn't trust someone.

[John_c]

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[larrycollins]

I get that a bit Cuz I Sometimes HATE hearing Others opinions on certain things & it annoys me cuz I strongly disagree with them

[samanthawilton]

Someone recently reacted defensively to a boundary I set, and I didn’t respond compassionately afterwards. But I know better, and now I just feel guilty.

[jm-_-]

So you don't want to hear my reason? Then what should i do?

[kavinvanich]

i thought some actions my friend was doing wasn’t okay

[jobersudyobodou]

What is the purpose of that background noise?

[ShellysLivingLife]

So if a man is defensive when you think they may be cheating does this mean they are ?

[thinkingminddark.]

But u did'nt touch any defence mechanisms

[sanjana]

Where is the psychology of the defensive behaviour? The root cause is the main issue.Its missing...

[MisconceivedPancit]

a person is trying to be likeable....then they get defensive, especially when a relevant fault of theirs is identified????

[JacobGoldstein]

Defensive behavior says all you need to know. 😅😂