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Misrepresentation of credentials

Misrepresentation of credentials refers to "ethical hotspot" that speaks to the issue of the importance of claiming only those credentials for which one has legitimately achieved.

Missing hero trap

Missing hero trap is when information of actual or potential disaster, for example oil or toxic spill, is withheld from those affected by it.

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Mistaken lifestyle

Mistaken lifestyle is a term which according to Adler refers ti any lifestyle lacking sufficient social interest.

Mistreatment

Deutsch: Misshandlung / Español: Maltrato / Português: Maus-tratos / Français: Mauvais traitement / Italiano: Maltrattamento

Mistreatment in psychology refers to the inappropriate or harmful behaviour directed towards an individual, causing emotional, psychological, or physical harm. It can occur in various forms, such as emotional abuse, physical abuse, neglect, or manipulation. Mistreatment significantly impacts mental health, often leading to long-term psychological issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and low self-esteem.

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Mistrust

Mistrust refers to a sense of unpredictability in the environment and suspicion about one's own worth. Experiences with Mistrust are most critical during infancy.

Mistrust/Abuse

Mistrust/Abuse refers to the belief that others are abusive, manipulative, selfish, or looking to hurt or use you. Others are not to be trusted.

Misunderstanding

Deutsch: Missverständnis / Español: Malentendido / Português: Mal-entendido / Français: Malentendu / Italiano: Incomprensione

Misunderstanding in psychology refers to a situation where Communication between individuals is inaccurately interpreted, leading to incorrect conclusions or assumptions. This can arise from a variety of factors, including poor communication, cognitive biases, emotional states, or cultural differences. Misunderstandings can occur in both verbal and non-verbal communication, and they often result in confusion, frustration, or conflict.

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Misuse

Deutsch: Missbrauch / Español: mal uso / Português: mau uso / Français: mauvaise utilisation / Italiano: uso improprio

Misuse in psychology generally refers to the improper, inappropriate, or harmful use of something, such as a substance, technology, or even a psychological principle, that negatively impacts mental health or well-being. It often involves the abuse of substances (like drugs or alcohol), tools (like technology or social media), or behaviours, which can lead to physical, emotional, and psychological harm.

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