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Bubba psychology

Bubba psychology refers to an expression for folk beliefs in psychology which is also referred to as naive or implicit theories. Bubba means grandmother.

Buckley Amendment (FERPA)

Buckley Amendment (FERPA) also known as the Family Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 refers to the law that affirms the right of all individuals to have access to their educational records.

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Buckram

Buckram is defined as stiff cotton fabric used in interlining garments and in bookbinding which is also means "to give a false appearance of strength, importance, etc."

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Buddhism

Buddhism is a philosophy and religion that originated in ancient India and has spread throughout the world. While it is primarily seen as a spiritual practice, Buddhism also has implications for psychology and mental health. In this context, Buddhism can be seen as a practical guide for understanding and alleviating suffering.

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Buffer

Buffer is a compound that resists pH change.

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Buggery

Buggery refers to any of various forms of sexual intercourse held to be unnatural or abnormal, especially anal intercourse or bestiality.

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Bugs

Bugs refer to concealed transmitters.

In the psychology context, "bugs" typically refer to errors or glitches in computer software or hardware. These errors can have an impact on human psychology and behavior, as they can cause frustration, anxiety, and other negative emotions in individuals who are using the affected technology.

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Building Trust

Deutsch: Vertrauen aufbauen / Español: construcción de confianza / Português: construção de confiança / Français: construction de la confiance / Italiano: costruzione della fiducia

The concept of Building Trust is a foundational element in psychology, shaping interpersonal relationships, organizational dynamics, and societal cohesion. It involves deliberate actions and behaviors that foster reliability, credibility, and emotional safety between individuals or groups. Understanding its mechanisms is essential for psychologists, leaders, and educators aiming to create stable and productive environments.

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