Defense Mechanisms Wheel Infographic | most hated mbti type

Psychology infographic titled "Defense Mechanisms". DEFENSE MECHANISMS wheel archetype. Academic textbook style, dark mode palette, editorial psychology magazine illustration. Central circular diagram with a clean wheel layout showing defense mechanisms as educational concepts, not diagnostic tools. Include 10 clearly separated segments around the wheel, each with a concise English label, a short neutral caption, and a simple evocative icon: 1. Denial — refusing to accept a difficult reality, icon: closed eyes. 2. Projection — attributing one’s feelings to others, icon: shadow silhouette. 3. Rationalization — creating logical-sounding excuses, icon: puzzle piece. 4. Displacement — redirecting emotion to a safer target, icon: arrow changing direction. 5. Regression — reverting to earlier coping patterns, icon: backward step. 6. Sublimation — channeling impulses into constructive action, icon: sculpting hand. 7. Repression — pushing distressing thoughts out of awareness, icon: locked box. 8. Reaction Formation — expressing the opposite of a hidden feeling, icon: theater masks. 9. Intellectualization — focusing on analysis to avoid emotion, icon: brain with diagram lines. 10. Humor — using wit to reduce tension, icon: speech bubble with smile. Add subtle textbook-style side annotations such as "Common examples", "Everyday coping", and "Context matters" in English. Use high contrast typography, muted navy-charcoal background, soft off-white text, desaturated teal and amber accents, fine diagram lines, understated legends, and balanced academic composition. Avoid any stigmatizing language, avoid labeling the viewer, and include a small footer note in English stating that these are informal educational concepts, not diagnostic categories. Do not visually reference or include any MBTI ranking, popularity, or the search phrase. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no diagnostic medical claims, no watermarks No diagnostic medical claims, no labeling viewers, no stigmatization. Frame personality systems as informal / educational, never as diagnostic tools.