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Suicide hot lines

Suicide hot lines refer to organizations in which suicide crisis intervention is done over the phone.

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Suicide Rehearsal

Suicide Rehearsal means to try out of plan without intent to die (e.g., driving by a bridge).

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Suicide Syndrome

- Suicide Syndrome : Suicide Syndrome refers to long-term self -destructive life process

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Sulcus

Deutsch: Sulcus / Español: Surco / Português: Sulco / Français: Sillon / Italian: Solco

Sulcus in the psychology context refers to the grooves or furrows found on the surface of the brain, which play a crucial role in the brain's structure and function. These grooves are essential for increasing the surface area of the cerebral cortex, allowing for a greater number of neurons and, consequently, higher cognitive Functions.

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Summarization

In the field of psychology, summarization refers to the cognitive process of condensing and simplifying complex information, experiences, or emotions into concise and coherent representations. This mental activity involves the extraction of essential details while omitting non-essential elements, enabling individuals to grasp the core meaning, relevance, or significance of a given subject matter. Summarization plays a vital role in various aspects of psychological functioning, including memory consolidation, problem-solving, and communication.

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Summary

Deutsch: Zusammenfassung / Español: Resumen / Português: Resumo / Français: Résumé / Italiano: Sommario

Summary in psychology refers to a concise restatement or synthesis of key points, ideas, or findings, usually after a detailed exploration of a topic. Summaries are used to distill information from research papers, case studies, therapy sessions, or psychological theories into a shorter, easier-to-understand format without losing essential details. This process aids in Communication, learning, and recall by highlighting the most relevant information.

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Summation

A Summation is a repeated stimulation of a muscle that leads to an increase in tension compared to a single twitch.

Summative assessment

A Summative assessment is the process of collecting, synthesizing, and interpreting information for the purposes of determining pupil learning and assigning grades; assessments made at the end of instruction or teaching.

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