| projection x-ray m. |
a microscope using soft x-radiation for high resolution; the images may be photographed or observed directly on a fluorescent viewing screen.
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| projective i. |
an unconscious defense mechanism in which unacceptable aspects of the self are falsely attributed to others; it differs from projection in that the target is transformed, unconsciously identifying and responding, and the aspects that are projected are not completely disavowed but rather are perceived as justifiable reactions to the other person's induced responses.
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| projective t. |
any of various tests in which an individual interprets ambiguous stimulus situations, e.g., a series of inkblots (Rorschach t.), according to their own unconscious dispositions, thus yielding information about their personality structure, its underlying dynamics, and possible psychopathology.
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| project |
A set of activities directed to an overall goal. Also, the collection of data relating to the achievement of that goal. More specifically, a network of activities, or file(s) containing such a network.
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| projection nerve fiber |
1. A nerve fiber arising in the diencephalon and passing to the cerebral cortex. 2. A nerve fiber arising in the cerebral cortex and terminating in lower portions of the brain or in the spinal cord.
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