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KembaraXtra-Psychology - andropause
A term sometimes used to describe age-related changes in men linked to declining testosterone levels, potentially involving symptoms such as reduced libido, energy loss, mood disturbances, and sexual dysfunction, and often compared—though imperfectly—to menopause in women.
A term sometimes used to describe age-related changes in men linked to declining testosterone levels, potentially involving symptoms such as reduced libido, energy loss, mood disturbances, and sexual dysfunction, and often compared—though imperfectly—to menopause in women.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - animal magnetism
A concept proposed by Franz Anton Mesmer describing a supposed invisible force within living beings that could influence health, later discredited and shown to be explainable by psychological factors such as suggestion and expectation.
A concept proposed by Franz Anton Mesmer describing a supposed invisible force within living beings that could influence health, later discredited and shown to be explainable by psychological factors such as suggestion and expectation.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - anima
In analytical psychology, the feminine archetype within the male unconscious, representing emotionality, creativity, imagination, and relational depth, and acting as a symbolic mediator between the ego and the unconscious.
In analytical psychology, the feminine archetype within the male unconscious, representing emotionality, creativity, imagination, and relational depth, and acting as a symbolic mediator between the ego and the unconscious.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - aniconia
A cognitive condition involving the absence of mental imagery, in which individuals are unable to voluntarily visualize images in their mind.
A cognitive condition involving the absence of mental imagery, in which individuals are unable to voluntarily visualize images in their mind.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - anhedonic
An adjective describing states, behaviors, or individuals characterized by reduced capacity for pleasure or enjoyment.
An adjective describing states, behaviors, or individuals characterized by reduced capacity for pleasure or enjoyment.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - anhedonia
A psychological condition marked by the inability to experience pleasure, including loss of interest in activities that were previously enjoyable, commonly associated with depression and other mood disorders.
A psychological condition marked by the inability to experience pleasure, including loss of interest in activities that were previously enjoyable, commonly associated with depression and other mood disorders.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - animal psychology
A branch of psychology focused on the scientific study of animal behavior, primarily through controlled laboratory experiments, and closely related to comparative psychology.
A branch of psychology focused on the scientific study of animal behavior, primarily through controlled laboratory experiments, and closely related to comparative psychology.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - anomalous sentence
A sentence that is grammatically correct but semantically meaningless, commonly used in linguistics and psychology to distinguish syntactic structure from meaning processing.
A sentence that is grammatically correct but semantically meaningless, commonly used in linguistics and psychology to distinguish syntactic structure from meaning processing.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - anomalous myopia
A temporary form of nearsightedness resulting from insufficient visual stimulation for accommodation, often occurring in prolonged darkness or low-contrast environments.
A temporary form of nearsightedness resulting from insufficient visual stimulation for accommodation, often occurring in prolonged darkness or low-contrast environments.
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KembaraXtra-Psychology - anomalous dichromat
An individual who exhibits anomalous dichromacy, perceiving color through two functional photoreceptor mechanisms rather than the typical three.
An individual who exhibits anomalous dichromacy, perceiving color through two functional photoreceptor mechanisms rather than the typical three.
