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psychological deficit

psychological deficit A psychological deficit is a supposed fixed shortcoming or impairment in a person’s psychological functioning that is treated as residing within the individual.

A psychological deficit is a supposed fixed shortcoming or impairment in a person’s psychological functioning that is treated as residing within the individual. In this source, the term is used mainly as a contrast, arguing that spiritual bypassing should not be understood in that way.

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Drafting source: Patel Maitri; Kumar Navin. “It helps me cope”: a meta-ethnographic synthesis on lived experiences of spiritual bypassing. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1852417; article XML SHA-256 b92144ed9440489bbc3e511b6fda8cf03fe60d204c3cb0c74bbf90c804b351da. ““It helps me cope”: a meta-ethnographic synthesis on lived experiences of spiritual bypassing” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1852417).
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