If you saw your least favorite teacher in the mall and greeted her with "I'm so sad to see you" rather than what you meant to say, which was "I'm so glad to see you," you would be illustrating a

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A Freudian slip is an error in speech, memory, or physical action that is believed to be caused by the unconscious mind. Saying the opposite of what one consciously intends, like expressing sadness instead of happiness at seeing someone, can be considered a Freudian slip, reflecting underlying feelings or conflicts.

If You Saw Your Least Favorite Teacher in the Mall