Repression, also known as repression, is the act or effect of repress, to dominate, to concentrate, to repress aspirations, wishes, instincts.
The term repression has been used a lot on the internet. One repressed person speaks badly of others, because, for example, he is jealous. In this sense, repression makes the person jealous or angry at other people.
In the music world, several songs were made on the theme of repression and repressed people. One of the best known is the kiss on the shoulder, by Valesca Poposuda.
At psychology repression is an automatic and unconscious defense with which ideas that are painful or dangerous are repelled from the conscious mind.
In English, the word repression can be translated as repression, while a repressed person can be described as repressed.
See too:
- repressed
repression in psychoanalysis
According to Freud, repression is one of the central concepts of psychoanalysis. It consists of a mechanism that refers to the unconscious emotions, drives and affections that are considered repugnant to a particular individual.
The repression of these feelings for the unconscious does not eliminate them from the psychic condition, and they can cause disturbances in the individual.
Freud classified this mechanism into two categories: primary repression (registration of experiences in the unconscious) and secondary repression (the rejection of experiences inscribed in the unconscious).
differential settlement
Differential settlement is an expression used in civil engineering that describes the difference between the settlements of two elements of a foundation. If a building is built on a layer of thin clay, differential settlement can occur, which in many occasions causes diagonal cracks in the structures.
Differential settlement causes distortions in the structures, and depending on its magnitude, it can even cause cracks or cracks.