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Tricyclic

Tricyclic refers to drug that prevents the presynaptic neuron that releases Serotonin or catecholamine molecules from reabs

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Tricyclic anti-depressant

- Tricyclic anti-depressant : Tricyclic anti-depressants (TCAs) refer to a class of anti-depressants useful in some anxiety disorders; thought to work by regulating several neurotransmitters; TCAs can produce a wide range of side effects, which should be discussed with your doctor

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Tricyclic anti-depressants (TCAs)

- Tricyclic anti-depressants: - Tricyclic anti-depressants (TCAs) : Tricyclic anti-depressants (TCAs) refer to a class of anti-depressants useful in some Anxiety disorders; Thought to work by regulating several neurotransmitters; TCAs can produce a wide rang

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Tridimensional theory of feeling

- Tridimensional theory of feeling : Tridimensional Theory of feeling refers to Wundt's contention that feelings vary along three (3) dimensions : pleasantness-unpleasantness, excitement-calm, and strain-relaxation.

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Trigger

Deutsch: Auslöser / Español: desencadenante / Português: gatilho / Français: déclencheur / Italiano: grilletto

The concept of a trigger plays a central role in psychology, particularly in understanding how past experiences influence emotional and behavioral responses. It refers to stimuli—whether internal or external—that provoke intense reactions, often linked to trauma, anxiety, or conditioned behaviors. This article explores the psychological mechanisms, applications, and implications of triggers in clinical and everyday contexts.

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Triggered displaced aggression

Triggered displaced aggression refers to a form of displaced Aggression in which the (second) target has committed a minor

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Triggering events

A triggering event is something that happens to start a conflict.

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Triggers

Triggers refer to factors that increase the likelihood that a person will seek treatment.

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