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Improvement

Deutsch: Verbesserung / Español: Mejora / Português: Melhoria / Français: Amélioration / Italiano: Miglioramento

Improvement in psychology refers to the process of enhancing mental health, cognitive Functions, and overall well-being. This term encompasses various methods and interventions aimed at boosting psychological resilience, emotional regulation, and personal development. Improvement can be achieved through therapy, self-help strategies, and lifestyle changes, contributing to a higher quality of life.

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Improvisation

In the psychology context, improvisation refers to the cognitive and behavioral process of spontaneously generating solutions, responses, or actions in situations where pre-planned or routine approaches are insufficient or impractical. It involves quick thinking, adaptability, and creativity, allowing individuals to navigate challenges and uncertainties effectively. Understanding improvisation in psychology is essential for studying problem-solving skills, adaptability, and the human capacity to respond to unexpected situations. In this article, we will explore the concept of improvisation, provide examples, discuss associated risks and application areas, offer recommendations, briefly touch on its historical context, and list some related psychological concepts.

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Impulse

Deutsch: Impuls / Español: Impulso / Português: Impulso / Français: Impulsion / Italiano: Impulso /

Impulse is an urge to act. In psychology, an impulse is a strong desire or drive to perform a particular action. It is an urge or inclination that is often accompanied by a strong emotional component, such as anger, excitement, or pleasure. Impulses can be both positive and negative, depending on their source and the actions they motivate.

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Impulse control

Impulse control refers to the ability to delay gratification, and to suppress a dominant response in order to perform a sub-dominant response.

Impulse-control disorder

impulse-control disorder refers to a disorder in which a person acts on an irresistible, but potentially harmful, impulse.

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Impulse-Control Disorders

Impulse-Control Disorders refers to psychological disorders in which people repeatedly engage in behaviors that are potentially harmful, feeling unable to Stop themselves and experiencing a sense of desperation if their attempts to carry out the behaviors are thwarted. Impulse-Control Disorder, moreover is a disorder in which a person acts on an irresistible, but potentially harmful, impulse.

Impulsion

Deutsch: Impuls / Español: Impulso / Português: Impulso / Français: Impulsion / Italiano: Impulso

In the psychology context, impulsion refers to a sudden, strong urge or drive to act without considering the consequences. It is often associated with impulsivity, a trait where individuals act on instinct or emotion rather than through deliberate thought. Impulsion can result in spontaneous or risky behaviour, as it bypasses rational decision-making processes and is driven by immediate desires or emotions.

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Impulsive

Impulsive is a term that is used to describe an individual who are prone to act with little or no consideration of possible consequences. This term is frequently used to describe chil

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