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A survivor refers to a person who has experienced a traumatic event or circumstance and has managed to cope with the aftermath of that event or circumstance. The term survivor is often used to describe individuals who have experienced traumatic events such as abuse, accident, natural disasters, and war, but it can also be used to describe individuals who have experienced other types of traumatic experiences, such as medical diagnoses, loss of a loved one, or job loss.
Susceptibility is a term in genetics that refer to genes that only slightly increase the risk of developing the disorder, but in contrast to the deterministic genes, these are more common in the population.
Deutsch: Aufschieber / Español: suspensor (en psicología) / Português: suspensor (psicologia) / Français: suspenseur (psychologie) / Italiano: sospenditore (psicologia)
The term suspender in psychology refers to a cognitive or behavioral mechanism that temporarily interrupts or delays decision-making, action, or emotional processing. This concept intersects with theories of procrastination, avoidance, and emotional regulation, often examined in clinical and experimental settings.
In psychology, suspicion refers to a state of mind characterized by distrust and doubt towards another person or group. It can be a natural response to situations where there is a perceived threat or risk of harm.