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intrapsychic

intrapsychic Intrapsychic refers to something happening within a person’s own mind, especially in their internal beliefs or mental structures rather than in relationships between people.

Intrapsychic refers to something happening within a person’s own mind, especially in their internal beliefs or mental structures rather than in relationships between people. In this source, it describes a model of harm understood as damage to belief structures inside the person.

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Drafting source: Acampora Christa; Munch-Jurisic Ditte M; Denne Sarah; Smith Jacob. Moral injury research at a crossroads: assumptions, limitations, and the promise of relational reorientation. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1791225; article XML SHA-256 f67117ce1205fbc4e39ede87fb0a69323c1f79b8a14eeae24d92332984c7d494. “Moral injury research at a crossroads: assumptions, limitations, and the promise of relational reorientation” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1791225).
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