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Dilators

Dilators is defined as the graduated series of metal rods used in the treatment of Vaginismus.

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Dilemma

Deutsch: Dilemma / Español: Dilema / Português: Dilema / Français: Dilemme / Italiano: Dilemma

In psychology, a dilemma refers to a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially equally undesirable ones. It often involves a conflict between moral imperatives, where to obey one would result in transgressing another.

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Dilli / Dilly

Dilli which is also spelled Dilly refers to someone or something that is remarkable or unusual.

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Dilution

Deutsch: Verdünnung / Español: Dilución / Português: Diluição / Français: Dilution / Italiano: Diluizione

In the psychology context, dilution refers to the weakening or lessening of the impact, intensity, or effectiveness of a stimulus, thought, memory, or emotion when it is combined with other factors or competing stimuli. This concept is often explored in areas like perception, cognition, and decision-making, where multiple sources of information or emotions can reduce the salience or strength of a particular element.

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Dimension

Dimension is defined as a specifiable aspect of a concept. "Religiosity," for example, might be specified in terms of a belief dimension, a ritual dimension, a devotional dimension, a knowledge dimension, and so on.

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Dimensional Approach

Dimensional Approach refers to an approach to study personality that posits continuous trait dimensions along which people can vary, instead of qualitatively different types.

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Dimensional Classification

Deutsch: Dimensionale Klassifikation / Español: Clasificación Dimensional / Português: Classificação Dimensional / Français: Classification Dimensionnelle / Italiano: Classificazione Dimensionale /

Dimensional Classification refers to an empirically based approach to the Diagnosis and Classification of child psychopathology which assumes that there are a number of independent dimensions or traits of behavior and that all children possess these dimensions to varying degrees.

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Dimensions Continua

Dimensions Continua is a term in a Dimensional classification system when individuals may be seen as falling on any point of a continuum ranging from total absence of a disorder to its most severe manifestation.

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