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Section

Section in the context of psychology refers to a distinct division or part of a psychological assessment, research study, or psychological assessment tool that focuses on a specific aspect or topic within the field of psychology. These sections are designed to systematically gather information, analyze data, or explore particular psychological phenomena. Sections serve as structured components within psychological assessments, research papers, and clinical evaluations, allowing for organized and comprehensive examinations of various psychological factors.

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Sector

Deutsch: Sektor / Español: Sector / Português: Setor / Français: Secteur / Italian: Settore

In the psychology context, sector typically refers to a distinct area or domain within the broader field of psychology or a specific division within psychological research, practice, or application. It can also describe a particular focus or subset of psychological study, such as clinical, cognitive, social, or industrial-organizational psychology, each representing a different "sector" of the discipline.

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Secure attachment style

Secure Attachment style refers to an Attachment style characterized by trust, a lack of concern with being abandoned, and the view that one is worthy and well-liked.

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Secure base

Secure base refers to the use of a Caregiver as a base from which to explore the environment and to which to return for emotional support.

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Sedation

Deutsch: Sedierung / Español: Sedación / Português: Sedação / Français: Sédation / Italiano: Sedazione

Sedation in psychology refers to the use of medications or other interventions to reduce a person’s level of consciousness, anxiety, or agitation. It is often employed to calm individuals who are experiencing severe distress, anxiety, or agitation, allowing for more effective treatment, either in therapeutic or medical settings. Sedation can also facilitate certain psychological treatments or procedures by lowering physical and mental tension.

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Sedative

Sedative refers to a psychoactive substance that has a calming effect on the central nervous system.

A sedative is also a sleep-inducing drugs that tend to decrease central nervous system and behavioral activity.

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Seek Support

Deutsch: Unterstützung suchen / Español: buscar apoyo / Português: procurar apoio / Français: chercher du soutien / Italiano: cercare supporto

Seek Support in psychology refers to the process of reaching out for help, guidance, or assistance from others, particularly during times of stress, emotional distress, or when facing challenges. This support can come from various sources, including friends, family, mental health professionals, or support groups. The act of seeking support is recognized as a crucial coping strategy that helps individuals manage their emotions, improve mental well-being, and navigate difficult situations.

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Seeker

Seeker, in the context of psychology, refers to an individual who actively seeks self-awareness, personal growth, and deeper understanding of their thoughts, emotions, and life experiences. A seeker may engage in various forms of self-exploration, introspection, or spiritual exploration as a means to gain insight, meaning, and fulfillment in their life. This proactive approach to self-discovery often involves a willingness to explore the complexities of the human psyche and the pursuit of personal development.

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