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Psychobiosocial model

Psychobiosocial model is the perspective on nature/nurture interactions specifying that specific early experiences affect the organization of the brain, which in turn influences one’s responsiveness to similar experiences in the future

Psychodiagnosis

Psychodiagnosis refers to the use and interpretation of psychological test scores for the purposes of diagnosis and treatment planning.

Psychodrama

Psychodrama refers to a therapy in which clients act out personal conflicts and feelings in the presence of others who play supporting roles.

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Psychodynamic

Psychodynamic refers to psychological processes developed in the individual's life since childhood and their effects on mental states and behavior.

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Psychodynamic approach

Psychodynamic approach refers to a view developed by Freud that emphasizes Unconscious mental processes in explaining human thought, feelings, and behavior.

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Psychodynamic model

A Psychodynamic model refers to a framework for explaining human behavior that focuses on symptoms, behaviors, and underlying processes Psychodynamic model states that human problems stem from internal conflicts that they have not been able to resolve.

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Psychodynamic perspective

Psychodynamic perspective refers to the theoretical orientation in psychology that emphasizes unconscious determinants of behavior.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy

psychodynamic psychotherapy refers to contemporary version of Psychoanalysis that still emphasizes unconscious processes and conflicts but is briefer and more focused on specific problems.

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