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Set-point theory

Set-point theory refers to the idea that there is a natural point of stability in body weight, Thought to involve the monitoring of fat cell levels.

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Setpoint

Setpoint refers to a hypothetical ratio of fat to lean tissue at which a person's weight will tend to stabilize.

Setpoint is also spelled Set Point.

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Setter

Deutsch: Setter (Programmierung, Sport, Hunderassen) / Español: Setter (programación, deporte, razas de perros) / Português: Setter (programação, esporte, raças de cães) / Français: Setter (programmation, sport, races de chiens) / Italiano: Setter (programmazione, sport, razze canine)

The term setter appears in diverse contexts, from software development to canine breeds and sports. While its core meaning revolves around "setting" or assigning values, its application varies significantly across fields. This article explores the multifaceted nature of the term, clarifying its technical, biological, and practical implications.

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Setting

Setting refers to the "when" and "where" the story takes place. This promotes a background for understanding the clients" description of the problem.

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Settling-point theory

Settling-point theory refers to the idea that weight tends to Drift around the level at which the constellation of factors that determine food consumption and energy expenditure achie

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Severe mental retardation

severe mental retardation is an IQ level in the range of 20-25 to 35-40.

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Severity

Deutsch: Schwere / Español: Severidad / Português: Severidade / Français: Sévérité / Italiano: Severità /

Severity in the Psychology Context: Assessing the Intensity of Psychological Conditions

In the field of psychology, "severity" refers to the extent, intensity, or magnitude of psychological conditions, disorders, symptoms, or issues that individuals experience. Assessing the severity of psychological conditions is crucial for determining appropriate treatment strategies, understanding the impact on an individual's daily life, and predicting potential outcomes. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the concept of "severity" in psychology, provide numerous examples of its applications, offer recommendations for assessing and addressing severity, discuss treatment and healing approaches based on severity levels, and list some related concepts within the field of psychology.

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Sewage

Deutsch: Abwasser / Español: aguas residuales / Português: esgoto / Français: eaux usées / Italiano: acque reflue

The term sewage in psychology is a metaphorical concept used to describe the processing of emotional or cognitive "waste" within the human mind. While traditionally associated with wastewater management in engineering, its psychological application explores how individuals filter, repurpose, or discard negative experiences, toxic thoughts, or unresolved trauma. This analogy bridges biological systems (e.g., the body's detoxification) with psychological mechanisms like repression, catharsis, or emotional regulation.

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