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Religion

Deutsch: Religion / Español: Religión / Português: Religião / Français: Religion / Italiano: Religione

Religion in psychology is the study of religious experiences, beliefs, and practices from a psychological perspective. This exploration aims to understand how these aspects influence human behavior and mental processes.

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Religiosity

Measure of how religious a person is commonly assessed by counting the frequency of temple/church/ mosque/synagogue attendance, the average frequency of prayer, and the commitment to religious rituals.

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Religious Identity

Deutsch: Religiöse Identität / Español: Identidad religiosa / Português: Identidade religiosa / Français: Identité religieuse / Italiano: Identità religiosa

Religious identity refers to the aspect of an individual's self-concept that is derived from their affiliation with, or adherence to, a particular religious tradition, belief system, or community. It encompasses cognitive, emotional, and behavioral dimensions, shaping how individuals perceive themselves and their place within a broader spiritual or religious framework. This construct is central to understanding the interplay between personal belief systems and social or cultural contexts, particularly in psychological research.

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Relocation

Deutsch: Umzug / Español: Reubicación / Português: Realocação / Français: Relocalisation / Italiano: Trasferimento

Relocation in psychology refers to the process of moving from one place to another and the psychological, emotional, and social impacts associated with it. Relocation can be a significant life change, often involving shifts in environment, social connections, routines, and identity. It is commonly linked with stress, adaptation, and adjustment challenges, but it can also bring opportunities for personal growth, new experiences, and positive change.

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Remembrance

Deutsch: Erinnerung / Español: recuerdo / Português: lembrança / Français: souvenir / Italiano: ricordo

The concept of remembrance plays a fundamental role in human cognition, culture, and identity. It encompasses both individual and collective processes of recalling past events, emotions, or knowledge, shaping personal narratives and societal traditions. Beyond mere memory, it often carries emotional or ceremonial significance, influencing how individuals and communities preserve history.

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Reminiscence

Deutsch: Reminiszenz / Español: Reminiscencia / Português: Reminiscência / Français: Reminiscence / Italiano: Reminiscenza

Reminiscence is the process of thinking or telling about past experiences.

In the context of psychology, reminiscence refers to the act of recalling past experiences or events, often involving a reflective process. This concept is commonly explored within the fields of cognitive psychology and gerontology and is significant in therapeutic settings, especially among older adults.

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Remission

Deutsch: Remission / Español: Remisión / Português: Remissão / Français: Rémission / Italiano: Remissione

Remission in the psychology context refers to a reduction or disappearance of symptoms associated with a mental health disorder, indicating a period of improvement or recovery. It does not necessarily mean a permanent cure, but rather a significant alleviation of the symptoms that were previously affecting the individual's daily functioning.

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Renaissance

Deutsch: Renaissance / Español: Renacimiento / Português: Renascimento / Français: Renaissance / Italian: Rinascimento

Renaissance in the psychology context refers to the rebirth or revival of certain ideas, theories, or approaches within the field of psychology. This term is used metaphorically to describe periods where there is a renewed interest and development in psychological concepts that may have been previously neglected or undervalued.

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