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Glossary I
Deutsch: Interdisziplinäre Zusammenarbeit / English: Interdisciplinary Collaboration / Español: Colaboración Interdisciplinaria / Português: Colaboração Interdisciplinar / Français: Collaboration Interdisciplinaire / Italiano: Collaborazione Interdisciplinare
Interdisciplinary collaboration in the psychology context refers to the cooperative effort between professionals from psychology and other disciplines to address complex issues that span multiple areas of expertise. This approach combines knowledge and methods from psychology with those of other fields such as medicine, education, sociology, neuroscience, and technology, aiming to provide more comprehensive and effective solutions to psychological problems and enhance human well-being.
Interdisciplinary teamwork are services offered by an organized group of professional caregivers and volunteers working together to plan and implement care. It typically involves a certain amount of "role blurring" by contrast with multidisciplinary teamwork in which members of specialized health care professions work largely independently with loose coordination
Interest Group refer to groups characterized by the will to influence political decision-making, in order to successfully implement certain political goals or values. They tend to be integrated into the political process, although groups may at times employ destructive methods in order to accomplish their goals. Moreover, Interest Group is a group of people who share common traits, attitudes, beliefs, and/or objectives who have formed a formal organization to serve specific common interests of the membership
Interference is the tendency for new memories to impair retrieval of older memories, and the reverse. Interference occurs when competing information causes an individual to forget something. Moreover, Interference is a hypothesized process of forgetting in which material is thought to be buried or otherwise displaced by other information but still exists somewhere in a memory store.