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Revision as of 01:32, May 8, 2025
Escapism "is the act of seeking distraction and relief from the pressures and challenges of daily life by immersing oneself in alternative activities or environments. It involves temporarily disconnecting from reality to find solace and respite from stressors, whether those stressors are emotional, psychological, or social."[1]
See also
Avoiding escapism:
- Self-control
- Will (psychology) (Willpower)
- Self-regulation
- Goal setting
External links
- The Meaning of Escapism in Psychology by Ashley Olivine, Ph.D., MPH
- What is Escapism?
- What Is Escapism in Psychology?
- What is Escapism in Addiction and its Impact?
Christian article:
Videos:
- Escapism - video playlist, video playlist