Versatility in mental wellness means:

A. Suppression

Suppression is a conscious defense mechanism where an individual intentionally avoids thinking about distressing thoughts or feelings.

B. Projection

Projection involves attributing one’s own unwanted feelings or impulses to someone else (e.g., accusing someone else of being angry when you're the one feeling it).

C. Regression

Regression is reverting to an earlier developmental stage (e.g., a childlike state) to cope with stress or anxiety.

D. Rationalization

Rationalization is creating logical excuses to justify unacceptable behavior or feelings (e.g., "I failed the test because the teacher doesn’t like me").

A. Psychiatrist:

A psychiatrist is a medical doctor (MD or DO) who has completed specialized training in diagnosing and treating mental illness and can prescribe medications.

B. Psychologist:

A psychologist holds a PhD or PsyD and focuses on psychotherapy and psychological testing but typically cannot prescribe medications (except in a few jurisdictions with additional training).

C. Neurologist:

A neurologist is a physician who specializes in disorders of the nervous system, such as epilepsy or multiple sclerosis-not primarily mental health conditions.

D. Pathologist:

A pathologist studies diseases by examining tissues and bodily fluids, not mental disorders.