psychology

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noun

the science of mental life (Freq. 5)
• Syn:
psychological science
• Derivationally related forms:
psychological, psychologist
• Members of this Topic:
adjusted, maladjusted, extinguished, introjected, introversive,
introvertive, extroversive, extraversive, ambiversive, molar, molecular,
normal, abnormal, exceptional, conditioned, learned, ambiguous,
proactive, retroactive, idiographic, nomothetic, abient, adient,
associational, attentional, presentational, habit, use, rehearsal,
inhibition, suppression, behavior, behaviour, extraversion, extroversion,
introversion, ambiversion, persona, image, set, readiness,
anima, double bind, process, cognitive process, mental process, operation,
cognitive operation, constancy, perceptual constancy, unitization, unitisation, chunking,
introjection, generalization, generalisation, stimulus generalization, stimulus generalisation, reinforcing stimulus,
reinforcer, reinforcement, law of effect, associationism, association theory, atomism,
functionalism, Gestalt psychology, configurationism, experimenter bias, sublimation, abience,
adience, clinician, extrovert, extravert, introvert, sensitization,
sensitisation, psychological state, psychological condition, mental state, mental condition, strain,
mental strain, nervous strain, tension, tenseness, stress, breaking point,
delusion, psychotic belief, isolate, project, externalize, externalise,
internalize, internalise, interiorize, interiorise, apperceive
• Hypernyms:
science, scientific discipline
• Hyponyms:
abnormal psychology, psychopathology, applied psychology, industrial psychology, cognitive psychology,
comparative psychology, animal psychology, developmental psychology, genetic psychology, child psychology, differential psychology,
experimental psychology, psychonomics, physiological psychology, neuropsychology, psychophysiology, psychometry,
psychometrics, psychometrika, social psychology