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ego ideal

/ˈiːɡəʊ aɪˈdiːəl/

Traduction: Terme psychanalytique désignant l'image intériorisée de la perfection ou du « moi » idéal que l'individu cherche à atteindre, souvent influencée par les normes parentales ou sociales.

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/ˈiːɡəʊ aɪˈdiːəl/C1formalscientific
  • frTerme psychanalytique désignant l'image intériorisée de la perfection ou du « moi » idéal que l'individu cherche à atteindre, souvent influencée par les normes parentales ou sociales.

A psychoanalytic term referring to the internalized image of perfection or ideal self that a person strives to achieve, often influenced by parental or societal standards.

  1. Psychological conceptC1formal

    In psychoanalysis, the internalized image of perfection and moral standards that a person strives to achieve, representing the ideal self.

    fridéal du moi

    • The ego ideal drives a person to pursue high moral standards.
    • Therapists often explore how the ego ideal influences a patient's self-esteem.
    • His ego ideal was shaped by his parents' expectations.