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introjected

/ˌɪn.trəˈdʒek.tɪd/

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adjective

C2formalcommonscientific/ˌɪn.trəˈdʒek.tɪd/

A psychological term describing the process of unconsciously adopting the beliefs, attitudes, or values of another person or group as one's own.

  • 🇷🇺Психологический термин, описывающий процесс бессознательного принятия убеждений, установок или ценностей другого человека или группы как своих собственных.
  1. Unconsciously internalized C1 formal scientific

    Incorporated into one's own psyche without conscious awareness, typically referring to beliefs, attitudes, or traits taken from others.

    • Her introjected values from her childhood still shape her decisions.
    • He has introjected a sense of inferiority from his early experiences.
    • The therapist helped her identify introjected beliefs that were not truly her own.
    • Introjected standards can lead to internal conflict.

    🇷🇺Бессознательно усвоенный

    Synonyms: absorbedincorporated

  • more introjected comparative form
  • most introjected superlative form

verb

C2formalcommonscientific/ˌɪn.trəˈdʒɛkt/

A verb used in psychology to describe the process of unconsciously absorbing and adopting the attitudes, beliefs, or values of another person or group as one's own.

  • 🇷🇺Глагол, используемый в психологии для описания процесса неосознанного усвоения и принятия установок, убеждений или ценностей другого человека или группы как своих собственных.
  1. Unconscious incorporation C2 formal

    To unconsciously absorb and adopt the attitudes, ideas, or behaviors of others into one's own personality.

    • Children often introject their parents' values without realizing it.
    • The patient introjected the therapist's calm demeanor.
    • He introjected the criticism so deeply that it affected his self-esteem.

    🇷🇺Интроецировать

    Synonyms: absorbassimilateincorporatetake in

  • introjected past participle
  • introjected past simple
  • introjecting present participle
  • introjects third person singular