Because they each believed this about themselves, they were constantly judging themselves and then projecting their judgments onto each other.
So often, we react emotionally and project negative judgments onto a situation, when the first key to overcoming a challenge is to see things objectively.
The therapist has become a proxy for someone else and may hear judgments projected on to her or him that only make sense if the therapist is understood as a stand-in, an "as if" relationship.
For another site-specific piece aptly and slyly titled "The Last Judgment" they projected looped images of choppy water and circling seagulls onto the curved ceiling of the crematorium's mourning chapel, evoking the vertiginous sensation of being enveloped by a night sky and a deep black ocean at the same time.
(Although using different terminology, Pfänder, too, seems to have had a similar distinction in mind in 1921 when he speaks of "the objects in their objectual state (das Selbstverhalten der Gegenstände)" and of "states of affairs" as entities which are "projected or outlined (entworfen)" by judgment and which are "completely dependent" on judgment, cf. Pfänder 1921, 40f, 253).
That nuance can also generate a more likely means to improving people's lives than tolerating the heavy-footed judgments usually projected toward Dubai.
Suspending judgment, projecting empathy and respect, helps the other to find voice and feel seen, appreciated for their contribution.
"Based on industry and government estimates as well as actuarial judgment, we have projected that this will cause morbidity to increase by an additional 20percentthe the insurer said.
Experimental psychology might be used to cast doubts on the moral condemnation of homosexuality by supporting the debunking hypothesis that such judgments stem from projected disgust.
We're projecting the unconscious judgments we harbor for our own feminine bodies onto her.
In the role of Jeff, Mr. Furlong, who is familiar from the movie "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," projects a glowering surliness that darkens the movie's already grim psychological perspective.
