Usage examples (14)

• Put in its very briefest form, the theory says that literature is an introjected transformation.
• In the analytic setting, the patient introjected or said "yes" to the analyst's interpretation by means of a similar act of negation.
• Most emotions target the outside world, but guilt and shame are exceptions, as they stem from introjected critical figures which target the self.
• The parents are permanently introjected by the child, not only the pictorial representation, but the feelings connected to being securely parented.