What is projection in psychology? What does it really mean and what does it look like in your relationship? When we go to the movies, the images we see are projected from the camera to screen — the ...

In the 40 years I’ve worked with couples, the first and most frequent utterance I hear (more from the wife than husband) is: “We just don’t communicate.” Taken literally that can’t really be true, ...

We "project" when we manage our feelings hurt, anxiety, and shame by ascribing them to others. Parents often project their own uncomfortable feelings onto their children. Children internalize parents' ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) Adrian Bardon, Wake Forest University (THE CONVERSATION) “Time flies,” “time waits for ...

Psychological projection is defined as denying a negative behavior in yourself while attributing it to someone else. In politics someone accuses an opponent of mischief the accuser is really doing.