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==Identification==[[Transitivism, ]] -- a phenomenon first discovered by Charlotte B¸hler (see E, 5), Bühler -- refers to a special kind of IDENTIFICATION [[identification]] often observed in the [[behaviour ]] of small [[children]]. <ref>{{E}} p. 5</ref> ==Children==For example a [[child ]] can hit [[another ]] [[child ]] of the same age on the [[left ]] side of his face, and then touch the [[right ]] side of his own face and cry in imagined [[pain]].  ==Jacques Lacan==For [[Lacan]], [[transitivism ]] illustrates the confusion of [[ego ]] and [[other ]] which is inherent in [[imaginary ]] [[identification]].  ==Inversion==The INVERSION [[inversion]] (right to left) is further evidence of the function of the [[mirror]]. ==Paranoia==[[Transitivism ]] is also evident in [[paranoia]], in which attack and counter-attack are bound together '"in an absolute equivalence' (Lacan, 1951b." ==See Also=={{See}}* [[Development]]* [[Ego]]||* [[Identification]]* [[Imaginary]]||* [[Mirror stage]]* [[Paranoia]]{{Also}} ==References==<div style="font-size: 16).11px" class="references-small"><references/></div>