injustice collection
The term "injustice collection" is used in psychology to describe the behavior of accumulating perceived wrongs or grievances.
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Definition
C1Psychology
(academic, behavioral)The act of accumulating and retaining perceived wrongs or grievances, often to justify feelings of resentment or to use in future arguments.
Example
- Her habit of injustice collection made it difficult for her to move on from past conflicts.
- Injustice collection can escalate tensions in relationships by constantly bringing up past grievances.
C1Conflict Management
(technical)The process of systematically gathering and emphasizing past injustices, which can increase polarization and tension between opposing parties.
Example
- The team's injustice collection during negotiations led to a breakdown in communication.
- In conflict management, focusing on injustice collection can hinder resolution efforts.