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Relapse prevention

relapse prevention means extending therapeutic progress by teaching the client how to cope with future troubling situations.

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Relapse Prevention Technique

Deutsch: Technik zur Rückfallprävention / Español: Técnica de Prevención de Recaídas / Português: Técnica de Prevenção de Recaída / Français: Technique de Prévention des Rechutes / Italiano: Tecnica di Prevenzione delle Ricadute

Relapse Prevention Technique in psychology refers to a set of strategies and skills developed to help individuals maintain their progress and prevent relapse into unhealthy or destructive behaviors. Originating from the treatment of addiction and substance use disorders, the concept has broadened to include a wide range of behaviors and mental health conditions, such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and more. These techniques are based on cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) principles, focusing on identifying and managing high-risk situations, understanding the relapse process, and developing healthy coping mechanisms.

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Relapse prevention therapy

- Relapse prevention therapy : Relapse prevention therapy refers to a treatment method based on the expectancy model, in which individuals are encouraged not to view lapses from abstinence as signs of certain failure.

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Relation

Deutsch: Beziehung / Español: Relación / Português: Relação / Français: Relation / Italiano: Relazione /

The term "relation" refers to the way individuals connect, interact, or associate with one another or with various elements in their environment. Understanding relations is essential for comprehending how people form connections, process information, develop social bonds, and navigate the complexities of their surroundings. This concept is fundamental in psychology and can be examined from various perspectives. Here, we will explore the concept of relation in psychology, provide examples, and list some related concepts and theories.

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Relational disorders

Relational disorders refer to disorders that occur in the context of relationships, such as child abuse and neglect. Relational disorders signify the connection between children"s beh

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Relational primacy hypothesis

Relational primacy hypothesis refers to the hypothesis that analogical reasoning is available early in infancy.

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Relational processing

Relational processing refers to a form of gesture used in conversation to refer to some aspect of the content of a conversation.

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Relational research

Relational research refers to a research that tries to determine how two (2) or more variables are related.

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