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• Codependence
  *1: a [[psychological]] condition or a [[relationship]] in which a person is [[controlled]] or [[ '''Codependency''' is defined as a psychological condition or a [[relationship]] in which a person is controlled or [[manipu
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• Complicity
  ...[[encourage]] the primary actors. The aid can be either [[physical]] or [[psychological]]. The secondary actors are called accomplices. [https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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• Homosexuality
  ...gainst homosexual and bisexual people, however, have been shown to cause [[psychological]] harm. ...elationships]] are equivalent to heterosexual relationships in essential [[psychological]] respects. Homosexual relationships and acts have been admired, as well as
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• Stimulus
  ...grow]] as they overcome it. Similar categories or effects are noted with [[psychological]] [[stress]] with people. Thus, stimulation may be described as how externa
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• Symbols
  ...red [[octagon]] is a symbol for the traffic sign meaning "STOP". In more psychological and philosophical terms, every perception is symbolic, and humans often rea ...a battlefield, and the [[numeral]]s used to represent [[number]]s. Common psychological symbols are the use of a gun to represent a penis or a tunnel to represent
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• Influence
  Morton Deutsch and Harold Gerard described two [[psychological]] needs that lead humans to conform to the [[expectations]] of others. Thes ===Psychological manipulation===
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• Coercion
  ...ion may involve the actual infliction of [[physical]] [[pain]]/injury or [[psychological]] harm in order to enhance the credibility of a threat. The threat of furth
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• 2017-03-05-What About Health
  ...ls]] it is possible for us to give you some [[insights]] to help with your psychological needs, including in situations of [[death]]. We may appear in human [[form]
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• Adventure
  Adventurous [[experience]]s create [[psychological]] and [[physiological]] arousal, which can be interpreted as negative (e.g.
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• Pubescent
  ...[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolescence Adolescence] is the period of [[psychological]] and social [[transition]] between childhood and [https://en.wikipedia.org
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• Safety
  ...[spiritual]], [[financial]], [[political]], [[emotional]], occupational, [[psychological]], [[educational]] or other types or consequences of failure, damage, [[err
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• Habits
  ...od W, Neal DT (2007). "A new look at habits and the habit-goal interface." Psychological Review, 114: 843–863 # American Psychological Association. A New Look at Habits and the Habit–Goal Interface Retrieved
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• Compensation
  *3 : to undergo or engage in [[psychological]] or physiological compensation
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• Greed
  ...iting goods within the [[actual]] confines of a church. As a [[secular]] [[psychological]] [[concept]], greed is an inordinate [[desire]] to acquire or possess more
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• Film
  ...second after the source has been removed. Viewers perceive motion due to a psychological effect called [[beta movement]].
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• Irritability
  ...ion also has non-clinical usages referring to bothersome [[physical]] or [[psychological]] [[pain]] or discomfort.
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• Belief
  '''Belief''' is the psychological state in which an individual is convinced of the [[truth]] of a proposition
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• 2004-01-29-A Time of Progress
  ...te [[inbreeding]] and some ill-fated crossbreeding, of rampant passed-on [[psychological]] ailments, to [[accept]] a helping hand from near and far in our [[local u ...curately project an individual’s potential [[future]], those with innate [[psychological]] aberrations to haunt them in future years not excepted. I trust I have to
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• Adult
  Adulthood can be defined in [[biology]], [[psychological]] adult [[development]], [[law]], [[personal]] [[character]], or [[social s
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• Rejection
  The [[experience]] of rejection can lead to a [[number]] of adverse [[psychological]] consequences such as loneliness, low [[self-esteem]], aggression, and [[d
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