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Becoming

Becoming is the state of everything in the universe according to Heraclitus. Nothing is static and unchanging; rather, everything in the universe is dynamic, that is, becoming somethi

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Bedroom

A bedroom is a private room in a house or apartment where people sleep and often keep their personal belongings. It typically contains a bed, dresser, and closet.

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Bedwetting

Bedwetting refers to involuntary urination in bed. Bedwetting is called "Enuresis, " from the Greek "enourin" meaning "to urinate in."Bedwetting which is also called Nocturnal Enuresis refers to involuntary passage of urine (urinary incontinence ) while asleep. Moreover, Bedwetting is a failure to control the bladder during the night. It is frequently used interchangeably with Enuresis, although Bedwetting refers to the behavior itself and Enuresis is a diagnostic category, related to the age of the child.

Bee

In psychology, the term "bee" encompasses both metaphorical constructs and insights drawn from the study of bee behavior, offering valuable perspectives on human cognition, emotion, and social dynamics.

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Beginner

Deutsch: Anfänger / Español: Principiante / Português: Iniciante / Français: Débutant / Italiano: Principiante

In psychology, a beginner refers to an individual who is at the initial stage of acquiring knowledge, skills, or understanding in a particular domain or activity. This concept applies to various areas, from learning new behaviours and cognitive skills to adjusting to therapeutic techniques. Beginners often experience Cognitive overload due to unfamiliarity with the task, requiring more structured guidance and support as they build foundational competence.

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Behavior

Deutsch: Verhalten / Español: Comportamiento / Português: Comportamento / Français: Comportement / Italiano: Comportamento /

Behavior refers to the observable response a person makes to any situation. It also includes the reactions or movements made by an individual usually in relation to the environment.

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Behavior Analysis

Behavior Analysis refers to an effort to identify as many factors as possible that could be contributing to a child’s problem behavior, thoughts, and feelings, and to develop hypotheses about which ones are the most important and/or most easily changed.

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Behavior categories

Behavior categories refer to categories of behavior to be observed, like group play, play alone, aggression, social interaction. A set of behavior categories and a list of exactly which behaviors count as examples of each are developed before observation begins.

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