introjections

in·tro·ject (

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tr.v.

To incorporate (characteristics of a person or object) into one's own psyche unconsciously.

[Back-formation from introjection, from German Introjektion : Latin intr-, intro- + Latin -iecti, -iectin-, throwing (from iactus, past participle of iacere, to throw; see inject).]

intro·jection n.

introjection [ˌɪntrəˈdʒɛkʃən]

(Psychology) Psychol the act or process of introjecting

[from intro- + (pro)jection]

introjective adj

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Noun	1.	introjection - (psychoanalysis) the internalization of the parent figures and their values; leads to the formation of the superego depth psychology, psychoanalysis, analysis - a set of techniques for exploring underlying motives and a method of treating various mental disorders; based on the theories of Sigmund Freud; "his physician recommended psychoanalysis" internalisation, internalization, incorporation - learning (of values or attitudes etc.) that is incorporated within yourself
	2.	introjection - (psychology) unconscious internalization of aspects of the world (especially aspects of persons) within the self in such a way that the internalized representation takes over the psychological functions of the external objects internalisation, internalization, incorporation - learning (of values or attitudes etc.) that is incorporated within yourself psychological science, psychology - the science of mental life

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analysis depth psychology incorporation internalisation internalization intro- introject psychoanalysis psychological science psychology	In the following section, I turn to an additional issue that raises concerns for the achievement of sustainable development in the city, that is, the recent introjections of climate change adaptation and mitigation as the primary frame from which to consider sustainable development in the city. The city and international law: in pursuit of sustainable development by Porras, Ileana M. / Fordham Urban Law Journal In contrast to all of the ways that the word is not the thing, and the ways that inferential statements get inattentively carried over into observation and our reactions, I think that Johnson's (and Langer's) important contribution to our understanding is that even at the level of the not-words we always already have introjections of inferential data. The thing is not itself: artefactual metonymy and the world of ... by Anton, Corey / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics At the Achiever stage looking for one's blind spots is not ordinarily a focus; however, with the support of their past awareness practices Achievers seemed to be able to grasp their own projections, introjections, projective identifications and splitting much easier than those who hadn't had an awareness practice" (O'Fallon, 2007). Higher stages of human development by Hartman, David; Zimberoff, Diane / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies	intrinsically Intrinsicalness Intrinsicate intro intro- intro. intro... Introcession introduce Introducement Introducer Introduct introduction Introductive Introductor Introductorily introductory Introductress Introflexed introgression introit introitus introject introjected introjection introjections intromission intromit Intromittent Intromitter intron Intropin Intropression Introreception introrse introspect introspection introspectionism Introspectionist introspective introspectiveness Introsume introsusception introuvable Introvenient introversion introversive introvert introverted introvertish introvertive	Introgression line Introgression line introgressions introgressions introgressive introgressive introgressive hybridization introire introit introit introit introits introits introits introitus introitus introitus introitus introject introject introject introjected introjected introjected introjecting introjecting introjecting introjection introjection introjection introjections introjects introjects introjects Introl intromission intromission intromission Intromission scotch law Intromission to Mounting intromissions intromissions intromissions intromissive intromissive intromissive intromit intromit intromit intromit intromits intromits intromits intromitted intromitted intromitted intromittent intromittent intromittent intromittent intromitter

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In the following section, I turn to an additional issue that raises concerns for the achievement of sustainable development in the city, that is, the recent introjections of climate change adaptation and mitigation as the primary frame from which to consider sustainable development in the city.

The city and international law: in pursuit of sustainable development by Porras, Ileana M. / Fordham Urban Law Journal

In contrast to all of the ways that the word is not the thing, and the ways that inferential statements get inattentively carried over into observation and our reactions, I think that Johnson's (and Langer's) important contribution to our understanding is that even at the level of the not-words we always already have introjections of inferential data.

The thing is not itself: artefactual metonymy and the world of ... by Anton, Corey / ETC.: A Review of General Semantics

At the Achiever stage looking for one's blind spots is not ordinarily a focus; however, with the support of their past awareness practices Achievers seemed to be able to grasp their own projections, introjections, projective identifications and splitting much easier than those who hadn't had an awareness practice" (O'Fallon, 2007).

Higher stages of human development by Hartman, David; Zimberoff, Diane / Journal of Heart Centered Therapies

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