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Meanings of psychological projection in English
A defence mechanism in which the human ego defends itself against unconscious impulses or qualities.
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Examples for "projection"
Examples for "projection"
1
Do we respond to fear with exclusion and negative projection and violence?
2
Mrs Robinson's personal projection was fresh and new in Irish public life.
3
The company did not issue a third quarter U.S. ad sales projection.
4
These agencies would continue to closely monitor the evolving El Niño projection.
5
It's as close to reality as a projection can be, Scheps said.
Usage of psychological projection in English
1
But that in itself was tantalizing: the psychological projection of human qualities onto inexplicable phenomena.
2
The psychological projections of a human agent (possibly adolescent, possibly female)
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