"overdetachment" meaning in English

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          "text": "Overdetachment is a serious character flaw that cripples any possibility for intimacy.",
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          "text": "The process of overdetachment may not stop at the failure to see the patient as a person but may go on to the unconscious fantasy that the best patient is one who is completely passive and submissive […]",
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