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Fluctuation

Deutsch: Fluktuation / Español: Fluctuación / Português: Flutuação / Français: Fluctuation / Italiano: Fluttuazione /

Understanding Fluctuation in Psychology: Examples, Recommendations, and Similar Concepts

Fluctuation in Psychology:

In psychology, the term "fluctuation" refers to the natural and often temporary variations or changes in various psychological processes and states. These fluctuations can occur in emotions, behaviors, cognitive functioning, and other aspects of human psychology. Understanding fluctuation is essential in comprehending the dynamic nature of human psychology and behavior.

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Fluency

Fluency refers to the ability to read a text accurately and quickly.

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Fluent aphasia

Fluent aphasia refers to a disorder of speech in which the patient remains able to talk, but his or her speech makes no sense, usually sounding like some unknown foreign language. Please see Wernicke’s aphasia

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Fluid abilities

Fluid abilities is a term used in Cattell's theory of intelligence that refers to intellectual abilities that are biologically determined and reflected in tests of memory span and spatial thinking. In contrast with Crystallized abilities.

Fluid ability

Fluid ability refers to one of two (2) higher Order factors of intelligence conceived by Cattell. Fluid ability refers to a person's genetically based intellectual capacity.

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Fluid functions

Fluid functions refer to functions which believed to be culture -free and independent of learning. Problem solving and abstract reasoning are considered Fluid functions.

Fluid intelligence

Fluid intelligence is defined as novel reasoning and the efficiency of solving new problems or responding to abstract ideas. It is defined also as the ability to perceive relationships and solve relational problems of the type that are not taught and are relatively free of cultural influences. Moreover, Fluid intelligence refer to abilities that make a person a flexible and adaptive thinker, that allow him/her to draw inferences, and that allow him/her to understand the relations among concepts independent of acquired knowledge and experience.

Flummadiddle

Flummadiddle also spelled Flumadiddle means nonsense; something worthless.

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