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Wysteria Posted 16 years ago
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Attributed with or attributed to
I was reading this article about learning, and I came across this sentence:
The projecting person may become identified with the person upon whom he/she is projecting, or the subject may identify him/herself with the projected material-the process known ad projective identification. In this process, the 'content' attributed with the other person(external object) may be reintrojected, or taken back inside by the projecting person.
I read and re-read the sentence but I can't get the meaning. Does it mean the same as 'attributed to'?
The projecting person may become identified with the person upon whom he/she is projecting, or the subject may identify him/herself with the projected material-the process known ad projective identification. In this process, the 'content' attributed with the other person(external object) may be reintrojected, or taken back inside by the projecting person.
I read and re-read the sentence but I can't get the meaning. Does it mean the same as 'attributed to'?
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Hi, Seems to me like it should be 'to'. Clive
- Hi, Seems to me like it should be 'to'.
- Clive
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