Psychology words
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effacement
The act of suppressing or diminishing one's own presence, needs, or personality in order…
Psychologysocioemotional
Relating to the interaction between social behavior and emotional experience,…
Psychologycocooning
The act of withdrawing or retreating into a secluded, protected, or comfortable state,…
Psychologyneurosteroid
A class of steroid hormones that are synthesized in the brain and nervous system and…
Psychologyallopregnanolone
A naturally occurring neurosteroid found in breast milk that may help regulate the…
Psychologyneurophysiological
Relating to the biological functions and processes of the nervous system.
Psychologyepicure
A person who is perceived as being dedicated to sensual pleasure, especially refined food…
Psychologyanthropomorphise
To attribute human emotions, intentions, or characteristics to non-human things, such as…
Psychologynonrational
Not based on, governed by, or conforming to reason; existing outside the scope of…
Psychologyegoism
The ethical theory that considers self-interest as the proper foundation of all moral…
Psychologyintrapsychic
Occurring, existing, or taking place within the individual mind or psyche.
Psychologykinless
Refers to older adults who lack a spouse, partner, or children to serve as traditional…
Psychologychildfree
Describing a person or couple who do not have children, specifically by choice rather…
Psychologyostracism
The act of excluding or ignoring someone, which functions as a form of social rejection…
Psychologyhypervigilant
Characterized by an abnormal state of extreme alertness or watchfulness, often as a…
Psychologyobscurantism
The practice of deliberately preventing the facts or full details of something from…
Psychologypathocracy
A form of government or social system in which individuals with psychopathic or…
Psychologyabsolution
The act of being formally released from blame, debt, or the consequences of one's…
Psychologyacquiescent
Ready to accept something without protest, or tending to comply or yield to the demands…
Psychologyreappraising
The act of deliberately reinterpreting a situation to change its emotional impact or…
Psychologyingratitude
The state of being ungrateful or the act of failing to show appreciation for someone's…
Psychologyagape
A Greek term representing selfless, unconditional, and universal love that is focused on…
Psychologyeveningness
The psychological and biological orientation or preference of an individual toward being…
Psychologymorningness
A biological and psychological trait representing an individual's natural inclination to…
Psychologyanemoia
A profound feeling of nostalgia for a period of time, place, or cultural environment that…
Psychologybelongingness
The psychological state or sense of being an accepted, integral part of a social group or…
Psychologymultifactored
Involving or influenced by many different elements, variables, or parts.
Psychologychiefdoms
A form of social organization, historically classified by anthropologists, characterized…
Psychologyadaptationist
Relating to a framework in evolutionary biology and psychology that explains human traits…
Psychologycoalitional
Relating to or involving the formation of temporary alliances or groups, often for the…
Psychologydehumanizes
To deprive a person or group of positive human qualities, rights, or dignity, often to…
Psychologyneurobehavioral
Relating to or involving both the structure of the nervous system and the observation of…
Psychologyprefactual
Relating to thinking or reasoning about potential events or outcomes before they have…
Psychologyfreethinkers
Individuals who form their own opinions based on reason and evidence, rather than relying…
Psychologyalexithymia
A condition characterized by significant difficulty in identifying, processing, and…
Psychologyintrapersonal
Occurring within the mind or self of an individual, as opposed to between people.
Psychologyequanimity
Mental calmness, composure, and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult or highly…
Psychologyblessedness
A state of spiritual joy, divine favor, or profound, enduring well-being that transcends…
Psychologyintrojection
The psychological process by which an individual unconsciously incorporates the ideas,…
Psychologymonotrait
Referring to a single trait, characteristic, or attribute being measured or analyzed,…
Psychologymulticollinearity
A statistical phenomenon in a multiple regression model where two or more independent…
Psychologyheterotrait
A measurement used in statistical validity analysis that compares the correlation between…
Psychologyefficacious
Having the power to produce a desired result or effect; being successful in achieving a…
Psychologyqualia
Individual instances of subjective, conscious experience, such as the specific feeling of…
Psychologymonism
The philosophical theory that all of reality is ultimately composed of a single substance…
Psychologypropounded
Suggested, put forward, or presented for consideration or discussion.
Psychologyautomaton
A machine that performs a series of actions automatically, especially one designed to…
Psychologycinematherapy
A therapeutic approach that uses movies, film, and other visual narratives to help…
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