Silicon Valley MBTI Defense Mechanisms Infographic

Psychology infographic titled "Defense Mechanisms". DEFENSE MECHANISMS wheel layout, editorial psychology magazine illustration, sketchnote style, warm earth palette. Central hub labeled "Defense Mechanisms" with a circular wheel of numbered segments around it; each segment has a short English label, a one-line educational caption, and an evocative hand-drawn icon. Include 12 segments: 1) Denial — refusing to acknowledge a stressful reality, icon: closed eyes. 2) Projection — attributing one’s feelings to someone else, icon: shadow silhouette. 3) Rationalization — creating tidy reasons after the fact, icon: speech bubble with gears. 4) Displacement — redirecting emotion toward a safer target, icon: arrow changing direction. 5) Repression — pushing distressing thoughts out of awareness, icon: box with lid. 6) Regression — reverting to earlier coping patterns under stress, icon: staircase descending. 7) Sublimation — channeling difficult impulses into constructive action, icon: paintbrush and lightning bolt. 8) Intellectualization — focusing on facts to avoid feelings, icon: brain with ruler. 9) Reaction Formation — expressing the opposite of an uncomfortable feeling, icon: theater masks. 10) Compensation — emphasizing strengths to offset insecurity, icon: balance scale. 11) Humor — using wit to create emotional distance, icon: smiling face and spark. 12) Suppression — consciously setting aside a thought for later, icon: bookmark. Add subtle outer-ring legend with educational framing such as "Informal learning tool" and "Not a diagnostic tool". Use arrows, doodle connectors, sticky-note accents, textured paper feel, soft shadows, cozy terracotta, clay, sand, rust, olive, and cream tones. Keep composition clean, approachable, non-stigmatizing, and explicitly educational; no labeling viewers, no diagnostic medical claims. Do not render the search phrase visually; only use it as invisible inspiration for polished contemporary layout energy. 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.