My words were 'psychological projection,' and these outcomes were inspired by the actual psychological theory called 'psychological projection,' which in summary, meant the unconscious denying of impulses or qualities (positive or negative) and its existence. This theory was applied to cases such as bipolar disorder and post traumatic disorder, but I chose to work on it upon face value of the summary of the theory, looking at denying general everyday life impulses, particularly leisure spending wise. I took a slightly more comical approach, by relating it to a university student, using phrases my friends and I usually say when going out shopping, in attempt to dissuade ourselves from spending on drinks/snacks that we could technically eat back home, or clothes.