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Crapehanger

Crapehanger refers to a morose, gloomy, or pessimistic person.

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Crapulent

Crapulent means sick from excessive drinking or eating.

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Craving

Craving is defined as a strong desire to engage in a behavior or consume a substance, like alcohol or tobacco, which appears, in part, to occur through the conditioning of physical dependence on environmental cues associated with the behavior. It is likewise a term which has been variously defined in reference to drug use; typically a strong or intense desire to use a drug.

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CRCS training

CRCS training means cognitive restructuring by recognizing and modifying anger-related thoughts and attributions. Recognizing and modifying anger-related thoughts and attributions through cognitive restructuring forms part of CRCS training

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Creation

Creation in the Psychology Context: Unleashing Creativity, Innovation, and Self-Expression

In psychology, creation refers to the process of generating new ideas, concepts, and tangible products, often driven by human creativity and innovation. It is a fundamental aspect of human nature and plays a significant role in personal development, problem-solving, and artistic expression. Understanding the concept of creation in the psychology context is crucial, as it sheds light on the mechanisms of creativity, the benefits of fostering creative thinking, and the role of creation in mental well-being. This knowledge can guide individuals in harnessing their creative potential, cultivating innovation, and finding meaningful outlets for self-expression. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the concept of creation in psychology, provide numerous examples of its applications, offer recommendations for enhancing creative abilities, discuss the psychological benefits of creation, and list some similar concepts within the field of psychology.

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Creative ability

Creative ability is a term in Sternberg’s theory of intelligence that refers to the ability to deal adaptively with novel situations and problems.

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Creative Expression

Deutsch: Kreativer Ausdruck / Español: Expresión Creativa / Português: Expressão Criativa / Français: Expression Créative / Italiano: Espressione Creativa

In the psychology context, creative expression refers to the process of conveying thoughts, feelings, ideas, or insights through various forms of artistic and creative activities. This can include painting, writing, music, dance, sculpture, and other forms of art. Creative expression is recognized for its therapeutic benefits and its role in personal development and psychological well-being.

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Creative nonadherence

Creative nonadherence refers to the modification or supplementation of a prescribed treatment regimen on the basis of privately held theories about the disorder or its treatment. Creative nonadherence is when patients indirectly disobey their doctors’ orders usually by modifying and supplementing their treatment plans.

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