introjection
ˌɪntrəˈdʒɛkʃən
Definition

Definition of introjection - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
psychologyTECH.unconscious incorporation of others' ideas into one's psycheTECH.
  • Introjection can influence a person's self-image.
assimilation internalization
2.
psychoanalysisTECH.internalization of parent figures and their valuesTECH.
  • The child's superego is shaped by introjection.
incorporation internalization
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Origin of introjection

Latin, intro (within) + jacere (to throw)

Examples of introjection in a sentence

  • Introjection can lead to internal conflicts.
  • Therapists often discuss introjection in sessions.
  • Introjection can influence one's personality development.

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  1. French:introjection, intériorisation, ...
  2. German:Introjektion, Internalisierung, ...
  3. Italian:introiezione, ...
  4. Spanish:introyección, internalización, ...
  5. Portuguese:introjeção, incorporação, ...
  6. Chinese:内摄, 内在化, ...
  7. Japanese:内面化, イントロジェクション, ...
  8. Arabic:الاستدخال, استدخال, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַפְנָמָה, אִינְטְרוֹיֶקְצְיָה, ...
  10. Russian:интроекция, интериоризация, ...
  11. Ukrainian:інтроєкція, інтроекція, ...
  12. Hindi:अंतःक्षेपण, इंट्रोजेक्शन, ...
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