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with respect to psychoanalytic theory, fate neurosis is a compulsive and unconscious need to arrange life events in a specific order which ensures failure...

is a relatively normal and actually well documented persistent and irrational axiety of failing to complete a certain task or meet a specific standard....

a model of a person's general knowledge or of their semantic memory suggesting that information can be described as sets of features. An example...

a device that presents a visual, auditory or tactile signal to communicate to the operator of an environmental control device the status of actions...

the process of body movements that are designed to enhance psychological functioning. The method is used by certified practitioners and may be interpreted in...

an eclectic approach to psychotherapy that is based in feminist political analyses and feminist scholarship on the psychology of women and gender.

caused by the significant reduction in oxygen to the human foetus, which is believed to be a risk factor for severe mental illness,...

the name for a syndrome of uncertain origin that is characterised by widespread musculoskeletal pain and chronic fatigue. Pain may be triggered by pressure...

1. Physics. Theory that forces exist between 2 bodies not in contact that fills the space. 2. Psychology. A systematic approach to describing behaviour...

a term that describes the fact that a large number of all studies conducted are not available to review because they remain unpublished in...