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Body reading

Body reading refer to the systematic observations used to understand energy blockages and tensions within the body.

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Body Scan

Deutsch: Körperscan / Español: escaneo corporal / Português: escaneamento corporal / Français: balayage corporel / Italiano: scansione corporea

Body Scan in the psychology context refers to a Mindfulness technique in which an individual systematically focuses their attention on different parts of their body, typically from head to toe, to observe and become aware of physical sensations, tension, or discomfort without judgment. This practice is commonly used in mindfulness meditation, stress reduction, and therapeutic settings to promote relaxation, increase bodily awareness, and reduce stress or anxiety.

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Body-centered psychotherapy

Body-centered psychotherapy also called (body-oriented psychotherapy, body psychotherapy, direct body-contact psychotherapy, humanistic body psychotherapy) refers to any combination of: (a) psychotherapy and (b) massage therapy, touch therapy, or "movement techniques." Body-centered psychotherapy may include breathwork.

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Boffin

Boffin refers to a a scientist, especially one involved in research.

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Bogardus social distance scale

Bogardus social distance scale refers to a measurement technique for determining the willingness of people to participate in social relations - of varying degrees of closeness with other kinds of people. Bogardus social distance scale is an especially efficient technique in that several discrete answers may be summarized without losing any of the original details of the data.

Bogart

Bogart is a term which means (1) To hog or to take more than the fair share of something; (2) To bully, act tough or to be belligerent. The term Bogart is after actor Humphrey Bogart (1900-1957) who played tough-guy movie roles.

Bogus pipeline

Bogus pipeline refers to a procedure that fools people into disclosing their attitudes. Participants are first convinced that a machine can use their psychological responses to measure their private attitudes, then they are asked to predict the machine's Reading, thus revealing their attitudes.

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Bohr effect

Bohr effect refers to the right shift of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve due to a decrease of blood pH. Results in a decreased affinity for oxygen.

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