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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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Rent

Deutsch: Miete / Español: alquiler / Português: aluguel / Français: loyer / Italiano: affitto

In psychology, rent does not have a direct, universally recognised meaning. However, it may appear metaphorically or conceptually in certain contexts, particularly in discussions of mental "space," emotional "costs," or socio-economic factors influencing psychological well-being. For example, the term might be used to explore the psychological implications of housing stability, financial stress, or metaphorical emotional "costs" in relationships or mental processes.

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Repeated measurement

repeated measurement is when responses are measured on more than two (2) occasions, not just before and after intervention, to assess trends.

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Repeated thoughts

Deutsch: Wiederholte Gedanken / Español: Pensamientos repetitivos / Português: Pensamentos repetitivos / Français: Pensées répétitives / Italiano: Pensieri ripetitivi

Repeated thoughts are persistent, recurring thoughts that an individual may find difficult to control or dismiss. In the context of psychology, these thoughts can be a symptom of various mental health conditions, such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), anxiety disorders, and depression. Understanding the nature and impact of repeated thoughts is crucial for diagnosing and treating these conditions effectively.

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Repertory grid

Repertory grid also known as Kelly Grid refers to a technique drawn from Personal Construct Psychology devised by psychologist George Kelly which is used to understand the way in which an individual employs his/her own experience in order to make sense of the world. Please see Kelly Grid.

Repetition

Deutsch: Wiederholung / Español: Repetición / Português: Repetição / Français: Répétition / Italiano: Ripetizione /

Repetition in psychology refers to the act of repeating or duplicating a specific behavior, thought, or action. It plays a significant role in various psychological processes and behaviors, and its effects can vary depending on the context and frequency of repetition. Repetition can have both positive and negative impacts on individuals' mental health and well-being.

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Repetitive behaviors

Deutsch: Wiederholende Verhaltensweisen / Español: Conductas repetitivas / Português: Comportamentos repetitivos / Français: Comportements répétitifs / Italiano: Comportamenti ripetitivi

Repetitive behaviors in psychology refer to actions that are performed repeatedly and often in a similar manner. These behaviors can manifest in various forms, such as motor movements, verbal expressions, or ritualistic activities, and are commonly observed in certain psychological conditions.

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Repine

Repine means to feel discontent; to fret. Also to yearn for something.

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