projectment

Example:Through projective psychology, analysts can interpret the symbols in a patient's drawings to uncover unconscious thoughts.

Definition:A theory in psychology concerning the interpretation of behavior or mental ability in terms of acts of projection or projection bundles.

Example:In therapy, reprojection can be a process where the therapist helps the patient to become aware of the way he is projecting his own feelings and fears onto others without realizing it.

Definition:The act of projecting an image or form again, as after de-projection; also, the act of projecting the psychical image of a person, thing, or idea out into one’s environment and acting as if it were real, or into one’s unconscious and cutting oneself off from its own internal cognizance and reaction to it.

Example:The projectionist was responsible for making sure the films were projected properly during the show.

Definition:One who projects films; particularly, one who works in a movie theater.

Example:Her forward projection of the bill was met with enthusiastic support from the legislators.

Definition:An image or form that is projected forward from a source, often used metaphorically in various contexts.

Example:The audience was captivated by the high-tech image projection during the product launch event.

Definition:The process of displaying an image or picture on a screen using a projector.