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The 11 pages that link to Identification (psychology), each with the reason it gives.

• SuspenseRelated: Identification can align an audience’s hopes and fears with a character’s uncertain fate.

• Male gazeRelated: Film can invite viewers to identify with an active protagonist who controls the look.

• Oedipus complexRelated: Freud described identification with the same-sex parent as one resolution of the rivalry.

• Laura MulveyRelated: Her account contrasts identification with active male characters against women displayed as images.

• Suicide contagionRelated: Identification with a person who died by suicide can heighten vulnerability to imitation.

• SuperegoRelated: Freud described identification with parents as a route by which their standards become internal.

• Final girlRelated: Clover argues that viewers may identify across gender with the final girl’s struggle.

• Phallic stageRelated: Freud proposed identification with the same-sex parent as one resolution of Oedipal conflict.

• BibliotherapyRelated: Relating to a character can help readers recognize and reconsider their own responses.

• Role modelRelated: Admiration can make a role model's traits feel like qualities worth adopting.

• Eckhart TolleRelated: His teaching centers on noticing thoughts without treating them as the self.