Glossary S
Glossary S
Deutsch: Studie / Español: Estudio / Português: Estudo / Français: Étude / Italiano: Studio
In the psychology context, study refers to a structured investigation or research aimed at understanding, explaining, and predicting aspects of human behavior and mental processes. This involves the systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of data to gain insights into cognitive functions, emotions, interpersonal dynamics, and other psychological phenomena. Studies in psychology can vary widely in their methods, ranging from experimental designs to observe cause-and-effect relationships, to observational or correlational studies that explore associations between variables without manipulating them.
Deutsch: Dummheit / Español: Estupidez / Português: Estupidez / Français: Stupidité / Italiano: Stupidità
Stupidity in the field of psychology refers to a perceived lack of intelligence or understanding, often manifested through poor decision-making, inability to learn from mistakes, or exhibiting behaviors that defy logical reasoning. It is a complex concept that can encompass cognitive, emotional, and social dimensions.
Stuttering refers to disturbance in the fluency and time patterning of speech, such as sound and syllable repetitions or prolongations
Deutsch: Subkultur / Español: Subcultura / Português: Subcultura / Français: Sous-culture / Italian: Sottocultura
Subculture in psychology refers to a group of people within a larger culture who differentiate themselves from the larger group through unique beliefs, values, behaviors, and interests. Subcultures form around shared characteristics and experiences, providing a sense of identity and community to their members. So, a Subculture is a subdivision within the dominant culture that has its own norms, beliefs, and values.
Deutsch: Unterteilung / Español: Subdivisión / Português: Subdivisão / Français: Subdivision / Italiano: Suddivisione
Subdivision in psychology refers to the process or concept of dividing a complex phenomenon, construct, or field into smaller, more specific categories, components, or areas for analysis, understanding, and application. It is often used to organise and clarify intricate psychological theories, behaviours, or systems.