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Unscramble four psychological terms to match definitions

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Unscramble four psychological terms to match definitions

by Mielle anne Paguntalan
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A process where unwanted emotions are projected onto another person who unconsciously acts them out, making it seem as if the feelings come from outside.

  
  
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Viewing others as all good or all bad, without allowing for the mixed or gradual shades that exist.

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Incorporating another person’s beliefs or values into oneself to cope with distress or loss.

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Attributing one’s own uncomfortable feelings to someone else rather than recognizing them as owned.

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