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Guided participation

Guided participation refers to adult-child interactions, not only during explicit instruction but also during the more routine activities and communication of everyday life. It is the process and system of involvement of individuals with others as they communicate and engage in shared activities. Likewise, Guided participation is the children’s involvement in structured activities with others who are more skilled, typically producing cognitive growth In contrast with Zone of proximal development Please see also Sociocultural perspective.

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Guideline

Deutsch: Richtlinie / Español: Directriz / Português: Diretriz / Français: Directive / Italiano: Linea guida

Guideline in the psychology context refers to systematically developed statements designed to assist practitioners and patients in making decisions about appropriate treatments and health practices. These guidelines are informed by research, clinical Expertise, and patient values to promote best practices in psychological assessment, intervention, and ethical conduct.

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Guilford's structure-of-the-intellect model

Guilford's structure-of-the-intellect model . Please see Structure-of-the-intellect model.

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Guilt

Guilt refers simply a negative affective state in which one experiences regret at having done something one believes one "should not" have done.

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Guilty but mentally ill

Guilty but mentally ill (GBMI) refers to a finding that an offender is guilty of the criminal offense with which they are charged but, because of their prevailing mental condition, they are generally sent to psychiatric hospitals for treatment rather than to prison.

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Guinea pig

Guinea pig refers to a small rodent of the genus Cavia, but is also used referring to someone or something used as a subject of experimentation from the existing fact that guinea pigs were formerly used for experimentation.]

Gulag

Gulag refers to he system of forced-labor camp in the former Soviet Union. Gulag, moreover, refers to any prison or forced-labor camp, especially one for political prisoners. It also refers to a place of great hardship.

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Gullibility

Deutsch: Gutgläubigkeit / Español: Ingenuidad / Português: Inocência / Français: Naïveté / Italiano: Ingenuità

Gullibility refers to the tendency to be easily persuaded or deceived, often due to a lack of critical thinking or skepticism. This psychological trait can manifest in various contexts, from personal relationships to financial decisions. Understanding gullibility is crucial in psychology as it helps in identifying vulnerabilities in human behavior.

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