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Shift attention

Shift attention refers to an element of Attention involving the movement of attentional focus from one stimuli or task to a

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Shilly-Shally

Shilly-Shally means to procrastinate; to be unable to come to a decision; vacillate; to spend time on insignificant things; dawdle. Shilly-shally may also means hesitant; vacillating. Shilly-shally means procrastination; hesitation. Shilly-shally can also be used as an adverb which means in a hesitant manner; irresolutely.

Ship

Deutsch: Schiff / Español: Barco / Português: Navio / Français: Bateau / Italiano: Nave

A ship in psychology, particularly in the context of group dynamics and organizational behavior, refers to a metaphorical vessel that represents a team, organization, or community navigating through challenges and opportunities. This concept is often used to illustrate the importance of leadership, collaboration, and adaptability in achieving common goals.

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Shirty

Shirty means bad-tempered, irritable.

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Shortage

Deutsch: Knappheit / Español: Escasez / Português: Escassez / Français: Pénurie / Italiano: Scarsità

Shortage in the psychology context refers to a Condition where individuals perceive a lack of resources, opportunities, or time, which can trigger cognitive, emotional, and behavioural responses. This concept often appears in studies of Scarcity, decision-making, and motivation, exploring how perceived shortages influence human behaviour and mental processes.

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Shoulder surfing

Shoulder surfing refers to fraudsters who look over the shoulder of unsuspecting individuals, and capture personal details to facilitate identity fraud.

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Shyness

Deutsch: Schüchternheit / Español: Timidez / Português: Timidez / Français: Timidité / Italian: Timidezza

Shyness in the psychology context refers to a feeling of apprehension, discomfort, or inhibition in social situations. It is characterized by a tendency to avoid social interactions or to feel anxious and awkward when these interactions are unavoidable. Shyness can affect people of all ages and can range from mild to severe.

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SI

SI is the abbreviations of Shock incarceration, a short-term, high-intensity confinement intended to shock convicts into disciplined lifestyles.

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