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Dissonant cognitions

Dissonant cognitions is defined as beliefs that are inconsistent or logically discrepant with one another

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Distal

Distal means away from the center, toward the periphery, away from the origin of attachment ; farthest from the midline or point or reference; the fingertips are the most distal part of the upper extremity.

Distal stimulus

Distal stimulus refers to an object, event, or pattern as it exists in the world. In contrast with Proximal stimulus.

Distance

Distance is defined as the path of movement; refers to the actual sum length of units of measurement traveled.

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Distance coordinate

Distance coordinate is a term used in hearing, this coordinate specifies how far the sound source is from the listener.

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Distention

Distention in psychology refers to the state of being stretched, expanded, or enlarged beyond one's typical mental or emotional capacity. It represents a psychological Condition where an individual feels overwhelmed, emotionally stretched, or unable to cope with the demands and pressures of life. Distention can manifest in various aspects of an individual's life and can have significant implications for mental health and well-being.

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Distillation

Distillation is defined as the process by which the heating of a fermented mixture increases its alcohol content

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Distinction

Distinction in the Psychology Context: Recognizing Differences, Identity, and Self-Esteem

In psychology, distinction refers to the recognition and emphasis on individual differences and unique qualities that set one person apart from another. It encompasses aspects of identity, self-esteem, and the understanding that each person is inherently different, with a distinct set of characteristics, experiences, and perspectives. Understanding the concept of distinction in the psychology context is essential as it informs our perception of self and others, influences self-esteem, and plays a significant role in various psychological processes such as identity formation, interpersonal relationships, and personal development. This knowledge can guide individuals in embracing their uniqueness, fostering healthy self-esteem, and appreciating the diversity that exists in the human experience. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the concept of distinction in psychology, provide numerous examples of its applications, offer recommendations for embracing distinction, discuss treatment approaches for challenges related to self-esteem and identity, and list some similar concepts within the field of psychology.

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