Screen-memory
noun, Psychoanalysis.
1.
a childhood memory, perhaps recalled falsely, that screens out a more distressing recollection.
screen memory
noun
1.
(psychoanal) a memory that is tolerable but allied to a distressing event and which is unconsciously used to hide the distressing memory
screen memory n.
In psychoanalysis, the memory of an unacceptable but tolerable experience that unconsciously serves the purpose of concealing the memory of an associated experience that is more significant but emotionally more difficult to recall.
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