Anxiety Disorders

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RESTORATIVE ENVIRONMENT

Any surroundings or natural setting which assists in rejuvenation or recovery from tension or chronic fatigue.

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SALIENCE

Constant of a stimulus which indicates its efficiency.

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SECURITY

Feelings of basic safety, assurance, and independence from alarm. In psychology, is regarded to be engendered by such conditions as…

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PROBABILITY

The likelihood of an event occurring.

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PROXEMICS

The study of interpersonal spatial behavior. Concerned with territoriality, it also looks at interpersonal distance, crowding and other aspects of…

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PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

Interpretation and integration of gathered data to come to a conclusion regarding the psychological and physiological state of a particular…

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PSYCHOSIS

Any abnormal mental state with characteristics of serious impairment in the higher brain functions such as perception, cognition and/or cognitive…

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RAPPORT

Rapport is not only a warm, relaxed relationship between individuals, it is a goal of a therapist with regards to…

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REBOUND EFFECT

An intensification of behavior following a period of repression.

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REHABILITATION PSYCHOLOGY

Branch of psychology specializing in applying psychological understanding to chronic or disabling heath issues. Promotes prevention and treatment of such…

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RESEARCH

Scientific or scholarly inquiry by which efforts are made to discover and confirm facts, or to allow investigation of a…

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RETENTION

Endurance of behaviors which have been learned or acquired when the behavior is not being utilized; signified by being able…

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SALIENCE HYPOTHESIS

The standard principle of perceptual experience dependent upon which particularly salient stimuli (items, individuals, meanings, and so forth) should be…

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SELECTION

Play of forces that determines the relative reproductive performance of the various genotypes in a population, especially in regard to…

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PRESSURE

Real or perceived serious demands imposed on one person by another individual or group.

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PROBLEM REPRESENTATION

A graphic representation of the means to solve a problem. That representation could utilize flow charts, graphs or any other…

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PSEUDO- PSYCHOLOGICAL

Pseudo-psychological describes a practice or discipline that purports to be based In in real psychology but usually cannot stand up…

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PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELING

The interaction between therapist and client to explore any cognitive or behavioral disorders may be present in their lives. Information…

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PSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACH

The emphasis on social and cultural influences in psychological theory, research and practices.

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RATEE

The person being assigned a rating.

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