Type 1 - Reaction Formation
I don't typically act out, but in extreme cases I might be able to do this one inside my head.
Type 2 - Repression
I'm not inclined that much towards repression, because I do express emotions readily in private and in creative endeavors. I work to say it all.
Type 3 - Identification
This one I might do. I've experienced something akin to Stockholm Syndrome in relationship to people I care about. This might be different from the exact definition here, but I tend to identify with the loved one doing harm and try too hard to understand how they reached that point, so that I can actually understand it.
Type 4 - Introjection
Yes, this has happened from my training which was so harsh that I will hear critical voices from it, but I work to dismiss them.
Type 5 - Isolation
I don't do this mentally, but I do it concretely. I constantly seek to escape negative environments, have run away from many scenarios in my life, and retreat to absolute silence of nature on a regular basis. This external concrete separation does in some ways facilitate an internal, mental separation. However, I do not compartmentalize as well as the average person, but instead experience everything in a big stew all the time.
Type 6 - Projection
When I was young I did a reverse projection where I thought everyone was innocent in their motivations and would internalize my anger towards myself for no explicable reason instead of being angry at them. I was actually the one with the innocent motivations at that time. Now I get angry where anger is deserved.
Type 7 - Rationalization
I am capable of doing this because I can construct logical reasoning. I continually work internally in opposition to this because I have a strong desire to know the truth about reality, so I can best deal with it.
Type 8 - Denial
I have done this in personal relationships where I cared for someone doing harm. It took metal songs and whisky to snap me out of it.
Type 9 - Narcotization
I looked this one up, and can identify with feelings of overwhelm and doom, with that sense that nothing can be done, but I don't get stuck in that state.
Edit: I must say that the last one could be a good name for a band.