Glossary A
Glossary A
Deutsch: Aggregation / Español: Agregación / Português: Agregação / Français: Agrégation / Italiano: Aggregazione /
In the field of psychology, aggregation refers to the process of collecting and combining data or observations from multiple sources or instances to analyze patterns, trends, or commonalities. It is a fundamental concept used in psychological research to draw meaningful conclusions from diverse data points. Aggregation helps psychologists make sense of complex human behavior and mental processes by identifying overarching themes or statistical associations. This concept is particularly relevant in various subfields of psychology, such as clinical psychology, social psychology, and cognitive psychology.
- Aggression, instrumental : Aggressive Behavior which is characterized by the characterized by the intent to cause the target discomfort or pain
Aggression cues refer to stimuli or signals that are associated with aggression and that tend to elicit it.
- Aggression questionnaire (AQ) : Aggression questionnaire (AQ) refers to a scale that measures individual differences in trait aggressiveness