introject

So she did "fill-in-the-blanks"-instructing the computer to introject imagery, according to what was around the blank spaces.

Also, we do not teach them how to develop boundaries -they imitate then introject our boundary system, which is not healthy.

In particular, it is not difficult to imagine that the oral stage, with its central feature of attachment to the breast, and thereby to the person of the mother, holds rich possibilities for primitive superego-formation, especially if weaning creates a tendency to introject the lost object.