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Ever blamed someone else for your problems? You might be a scapegoat—or making one.”Throughout history, scapegoating is how people project guilt or fear onto others. Psychologists say it’s a defense mechanism—easy, but harmful.”Next time you feel blame rising, pause. Ask yourself: ‘Am I solving the problem—or just passing it on?’ Awareness is your first step.” :