Carla believed that her teammates on the track team were faster than she was, so she began putting in extra practices in order to become just as fast as them. this is an example of a. compensation b. rationalization c. regression d. displacement

The answer is: Compensation

In psychology, compensation refers to the acts that people do in order to make up for a certain weakness or negative attribute that they have. In the case above, carla made the compensation to made up for her lack of speed compared to other teammates. The end goal of this compensation usually in order to improve our social standing in a certain group.

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