Words tagged under "Psychology"

dark adaptation, the adjustment of the eye to low light intensities, involving reflex dilation of the pupil and activation of the rod cells in preference to the cone cells

instrumental aggression, an aggressive behavior intended to achieve a goal

Instrumental Error, inherent shortcomings of instruments

hallucination, daydreaming

Conscious Action Theory, it provides a logical unification between the spirit and the material

conscious action

the limbic system, the part of the brain involved in our behavioural and emotional responses

dementia, a general term for loss of memory, language, problem-solving and other thinking abilities

(psychology) mental retardation, a disease in which apathy and sluggishness predominate, depression

slave-girl, female slave

something only imagined, not done, imagined action

internal communication, internal speech,

neural processes, the source of thought

fun, pleasantry

inner gaze

intuition, the feeling or understanding that makes you believe or know that something is true without being able to explain why

Internal coherence, the level of integrity within the individual learning solution

threshold

sensory threshold, the weakest stimulus that an organism can sense

nightmare, a disturbing dream associated with negative feelings

any absorbing thought, assiduity, perseverance, obsession, passion, desire

a defence mechanism, an unconscious psychological operation that functions to protect a person from anxiety-producing thoughts and feelings related to internal conflicts and outer stressors

(Psychology) having two eyes

material manifestation

superiority complex, feeling of superiority, an attitude of superiority which conceals actual feelings of inferiority and failure

inferiority complex, the state of feeling less important, clever, and successful than other people

sense of deprivation, the state of being kept from possessing, enjoying, or using something

(Psychology) according to Freud's research, one of the three ways a man's personality works in

non-conflictual, non-conflicting

dumb, irrational

herd instinct, the behavior wherein people join groups and follow the actions of others

a planet which according to Hindu astrology affects fortunes, it is nine like Sun, Moon, Mars, Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Rahu, Ketu (Rahu and Ketu are imaginary)

emotional stability, predictability and consistency in emotional reactions, with absence of rapid mood changes

Dynamic Psychlogy, a psychological approach that deals with drives, at the treatment level, and with motivations, at theoretical level

unconscious and unintentional movements or factors that occur spontaneously when appropriate, reflexive or reflexive movements, such as blinking

motor system

(psychology) self-defence

senses perception

sensitivity, sensibility

folly, foolishness, stupidity

comprehension, perception, understanding, sagacity, wisdom, consciousness

being kept back, shut up, imprisoned

obsession, disease of repeated passing and dominance in mind and thought, despite the certainty of the malaise of a matter

craze, mania, paranoia, insanity

(Psychology) aberrance, deficiency, mental disorder

psychological disorder

Theology

reflex action, a involuntary and rapid response to a stimulus

force, compulsion, coercion, constraint, oppression, outrage, violence, atrocity, predestined or inescapable decree of fate, recompensation, improvement, bringing back to normal, restoring to a sound health, setting a bone, repression, force

physiological psychology, psychophysiology, a branch of psychology that deals with the effects of normal and pathological physiological processes on mental life

manipulation

external cognition, the information processing that goes on between the internal cognition of the human mind and the perception and manipulation of its external representations

memory, the ability to remember things

craze, mania

bunch (of grapes, etc.)

being self-satisfied

automation

egocentric, self-centred

(Psychology) becoming one's own surety, taking one's own responsibility, self-dependency

ill-disciplined, spontaneous

auto-suggestion, self-suggestion

dream-making

behaviourism

masochism, a sexual aberration

ombudsman, censor, an officer who supervises observance of laws and punishes offenders

the backside of the skull

problem child, a child who is particularly difficult to raise or educate, especially due to a lack of self-control and disruptive and antisocial behavior

(Psychology) a technique or method used to set performance standards for a specific task

so-called, not real or essential

without consciousness, unaware ignorance

Cross-Cultural Psychology

intuition, third eye

mental disorder, psychological disorder

psychiatrist

Psychological Complex

Psychoanalysis, a set of theories and therapeutic techniques that deal in part with the unconscious mind, and which together form a method of treatment for mental disorders

psychological analysis, psychoanalysis

psychological complications, psychological sickness

egotism, self-love

sleepiness

enmity.

respiratory system

passion, feel

return, retracing, retraction, retrogression

face, aspect, side

(Psychology) amplitude, capacity, width

cleanness, cleanliness, clearness, purity

to move ahead, to slip, to shift stealthily

distinctness, habit

poet, versifier, one who knows, one who finds out

(psychology) employment, employment related experience, by profession

evidence, testimony, witness

appetite, greed

(Psychology)

intelligence quotient, IQ

modes, methods, ways, fashions

consciousness, sense

(psychology) absolute consciousness

consciousness of self

contradiction, competition, disputing, contention, confrontation, quarrelling, opposition, inconsistency

exchange, reciprocity, alternation

change of mind

self-preservation, (psychology) man's natural instinct to save his own life that overwhelms all other emotions

psychoanalysis

putting in motion, motion or formal proposal put up for approval, motion

infrared

civilization, culture

deduction, inference, drawing a conclusion

search, quest

allusion, reference to some past event or story in one's writing

change, turn, inversion, conversion

height, eminence, sense of greatness

disposition to take form

raising, elevation, ascent, sublimation

fanning the flame, inciting emotions

compulsion, obsession

agreement, harmony, sameness, conformity, concurrence, concord, coincidence

superstition, delusion, fancy, imagination, hallucination

commotion, agitation, palpitation

fancy, imagination, whim, hallucination

superstition, illusion, delusion, fancy, whim, uneasy feeling, fear, terror, understanding, opinion

Sibling rivalry is a type of competition or animosity among siblings, whether blood-related or not

related to an era, relating to time, period, temporary, transitory, ephemeral

(psychology) a trauma that overwhelms one's mind