Glossary F

Fear stage refers to the third emotional stage following the announcement of a layoff, in which employees worry about how they will survive financially.

Fear-arousing communication refers to persuasive messages that attempt to change people's attitudes by arousing their fears.

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Fear-arousing communications is defined as persuasive messages that attempt to change people's attitudes by arousing their fears

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Fear-Induced Aggression (aggression associated with attempts to flee from a threat) refers to the responses believed to be biologically programmed into humans so that we act in an aggressive manner towards any form of forced confinement.

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Fearful avoidant attachment refers to an attachment outcome in which people have a negative model of both self and others. It is a style of attachment in which people have both high anxiety and high avoidance ; they have low opinions of themselves and keep others from getting close

Feather in the psychology context symbolizes the concept of lightness, freedom, and the shedding of emotional burdens. It is often used metaphorically to describe the feeling of emotional release, unburdening, or a sense of relief in the realm of psychology and human emotions.

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Featural analysis refers to a model of perception emphasizing the analysis of a stimulus into parts, called features.

Deutsch: Merkmal / Español: Característica / Português: Característica / Français: Caractéristique / Italiano: Caratteristica /

Feature is defined as a component, or part, of an object, event, or representation.

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