Anxiety Disorders

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TRANSIENCE

noun. impermanence which indicates ending and might elicit anticipation of loss. With regard to classical psychoanalytic theory, the idea that

UNCONSCIOUS MOTIVATION

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, desires, urges, intentions, and motivators of which the self isn't conscious of.

VISUAL IMAGERY

cognitive imagery which consists of the sense of having "images" in the mind. These pictures might be memories of formative

TERMINAL BEHAVIOR

1. with regard to free-operant conditioning under interval-based reinforcement, actions that are predominant within the time briefly prior to reinforcement

THURSTONE ATTITUDE SCALES

a direct attitude measure which consists of generating a large group of statements modeled to show ranging degrees of negativity

TRANSITIONAL PROBABILITY

the likelihood of progressing from one state or condition to another state or condition.

UNCONTROLLED VARIABLE

a variant which isn't controlled or gauged by the investigator during an experiment or analysis.

VISUALIZATION

noun. 1. the procedure of making a visual picture in one

TERROR MANAGEMENT THEORY

a theory postulating that management of death-related anxiety is the main operative of culture and the primary motivation in human

TIME DISTORTION

a form of perceptual distortion, at times, experienced in modified states of awareness, wherein time seems to pass either with

TRANSPOSITION

noun. 1. the process of acquiring a union between stimulants instead of acquiring the absolute traits of the stimulus.

UNDERSTANDING

1. the procedure of attaining knowledge about oneself or other people or of understanding the meaning or significance of something,

VOLITION

noun. 1. the faculty by which a person decides on and dedicates their self to a specific path of action,

TERTIARY PREVENTION

intervention and remediation for people or groups with previously identified psychological or physical conditions, disorders, or sicknesses. Tertiary interventions are

TIME OUT (TO) 1

1. a method, stemming from within behavior therapy, wherein unfavorable actions are weakened and their occurrences lessened, commonly by moving

TRAUMA

noun. 1. an occurrence wherein an individual sees or experiences a risk to their own life or physical safety or

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

with regard to therapy and counseling, the intimate experiences which have been inhibited or jobs which have been veered away

VOLUNTARY RESPONSE

An intentionally selected response to a stimulant which might necessitate a complex integration of excitatory and inhibitory urges with feedback

TEST BATTERY

a set or series of correlated presumptions delivered at one time, with scores documented separately or mixed to produce a

TIME SAMPLING

the procedure of attaining observations over a period of time. The procedure might comprise set time periods or varied time