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Consequence

Deutsch: Konsequenz / Español: Consecuencia / Português: Consequência / Français: Conséquence / Italiano: Conseguenza /

In psychology, a consequence refers to an event or outcome that follows a behavior or action. Consequences can be positive or negative and can shape future behavior.

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Consequences

Consequences refer to the outcome of doing or not doing a certain behavior that will determine whether we do or do not do that behavior. Consequences is defined as effects that follow a response.

Consequent events

Consequent events refer to the outcomes, or events that follow from the Behavior of interest.

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Conservation

Conservation refers to the concept that physical changes do not alter the mass, weight, number, or volume of matter. This concept is acquired during the concrete operational stage of cognitive development. Conservation is Piagetian term for the realization that certain quantitative attributes of objects remain unchanged unless something is added to or taken away from them.

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Conservation of number

Conservation of number is a term used in Piaget's theory that refers to the knowledge that the number of items in an array remains the same despite changes in the form of the array.

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Consideration

Consideration in the Psychology Context: The Role of Deliberation and Thought

In the field of psychology, "consideration" refers to the cognitive process of carefully thinking about, evaluating, and weighing options, choices, or decisions. It involves deliberate reflection and analysis of information, often in the context of problem-solving, decision-making, and interpersonal interactions. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the concept of "consideration" in psychology, provide numerous examples of its applications, offer recommendations for fostering effective consideration, discuss treatment and healing approaches related to consideration, and list some related concepts within the field of psychology.

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Consistency

Deutsch: Konsistenz / Español: Consistencia / Português: Consistência / Français: Cohérence / Italiano: Coerenza /

Consistency is a term used with respect to child discipline as the maintenance of stable rules of conduct.

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Consistency in attribution

Consistency in attribution refers to the theory whether the person typically behaves this way in this situation

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