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Misidentification

Deutsch: Fehlidentifikation / Español: Identificación errónea / Português: Identificação equivocada / Français: Méidentification / Italiano: Errata identificazione

Misidentification in psychology refers to the incorrect recognition or attribution of an individual, object, or situation. It can involve misperceiving someone as another person, mistaking an object for something else, or misattributing emotions or thoughts to the wrong source. Misidentification is often linked to cognitive distortions, memory errors, or neurological disorders and can lead to confusion, anxiety, or even delusional beliefs in extreme cases.

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Misinformation effect

Misinformation effect refers to a memory bias that occurs when misinformation affects people's reports of their own memory - not to be confused with "disinformation" which is a specific and

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Misinterpretation

Deutsch: Fehlinterpretation / Español: Malinterpretación / Português: Interpretação errônea / Français: Mauvaise interprétation / Italiano: Fraintendimento

Misinterpretation in psychology refers to the incorrect understanding or perception of a situation, message, or behaviour. It often occurs when cognitive biases, emotional states, or lack of context influence how a person processes information. A misinterpretation can lead to false conclusions, incorrect reactions, or misunderstandings in interpersonal relationships.

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Mismatch

Mismatch is when the infant and Caregiver are not involved in the same behaviors or states at the same time. Mismatch is a term used in Developmental psychology.

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Misocainea

Misocainea means hatred of anything new.

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Misogamy

Misogamy means hatred of marriage.

Misology

Misology means hatred of logic or reason. Misology is from the Greek words "miso" which means hate and "logy" which means science or study-

Misoneism

Misoneism means hatred or fear of change or innovation.

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