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”9tetrahydrocannabinol" (9THC)

”9tetrahydrocannabinol" (9THC) refers to a chemical found in the leaves of marijuana plants

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100% sampling

100% sampling refers to a research strategy in which all members of a particular group are included in the sample.

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2-AG (sn-2 arachidonylglycerol)

2-AG (sn-2 arachidonylglycerol) refers to a chemical that is produced in large quantities by the brain and that attaches to cannabinoid receptors

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2-deoxyglucose technique

2-deoxyglucose technique refers to a procedure that involves injecting a radioactive 2-deoxyglucose (2DG) molecule into an animal and exposing the animal to oriented stimuli. The 2DG is taken up by neurons that respond to the orientation. This procedure is used to visualize orientation columns in the cortex.

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2021

The year 2021 was a period of profound adaptation and heightened awareness within the field of psychology. Dominated by the enduring effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, the discipline shifted its focus to addressing a global mental health crisis, refining therapeutic modalities for a virtual world, and examining the psychological fallout of societal and environmental stressors. This overview provides a look at the major topics, key events, and notable anniversaries that defined psychology in 2021.

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2022

Deutsch: Psychologie Ereignisse im Jahr 2022 / Español: Eventos de Psicología en 2022 / Português: Eventos de Psicologia em 2022 / Français: Événements de Psychologie en 2022 / Italiano: Eventi di Psicologia nel 2022

In the context of psychology, the year 2022 was marked by several pivotal events and developments that highlighted the ongoing evolution of the field and its impact on society. The events of 2022 underscored the significance of mental health awareness, the introduction of innovative therapies, and the expansion of research into the psychological effects of global challenges.

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2023

Deutsch: 2023 (Psychologie) / Español: 2023 (Psicología) / Português: 2023 (Psicologia) / Français: 2023 (Psychologie) / Italiano: 2023 (Psicologia)

The term 2023 in psychology does not refer to a standalone concept, theory, or phenomenon but rather serves as a temporal marker for significant developments, trends, and research findings within the discipline during that year. As a chronological reference, 2023 encapsulates advancements in mental health interventions, shifts in diagnostic frameworks, and emerging debates in psychological science. Its relevance lies in contextualizing how external global events, technological progress, and evolving societal norms influenced psychological research and practice.

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2024

Deutsch: 2024 (Psychologie) / Español: 2024 (Psicología) / Português: 2024 (Psicologia) / Français: 2024 (Psychologie) / Italiano: 2024 (Psicologia)

The term 2024 in psychology does not refer to a specific concept, theory, or phenomenon but rather serves as a temporal marker for research, trends, and developments observed or projected within that year. As a chronological designation, it encapsulates the evolving priorities, methodological advancements, and societal influences shaping psychological science and practice. Its significance lies in the aggregation of data, publications, and policy shifts that reflect the dynamic interplay between human behavior and contemporary global challenges.

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