Which one of the following is not a secondary adjustment technique?
A) cynicism
B) blind spots
C) elusiveness
D) the idealized self

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The idealized self is not a secondary adjustment technique; it refers to an unrealistic, overly positive view of oneself. Secondary adjustment techniques, such as cynicism, blind spots, and elusiveness, are strategies individuals use to cope with or adjust to social realities and personal inadequacies by avoiding direct confrontation or acknowledgment of them.

Which One of the Following Is Not a Secondary Adjustment