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projective identification
projective identificationa defensive attribution of one's own psychic processes to another person.projective identification Psychiatry The projection of an emotion or personality trait–with which the person is uncomfortable–onto another person–eg, a child, as in the Munchausen-by-proxy syndrome. See Munchausen-by-proxy syndrome. pro·jec·tive i·den·ti·fi·ca·tion (prŏ-jek'tiv ī-den'ti-fi-kā'shŭn) A defensive attribution of one's own psychic processes to another person. |