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Within-subjects experimental design

Within-subjects experimental design refers to an experimental design in which the same group of individuals participates in all of the different treatment conditions. Within-subjects experimental design is also known as a Repeated-measures experimental design.

Witmer, Lightner (1867-1956)

- Witmer, Lightner (1867-1956) : Witmer, Lightner is considered to be the founder of Clinical Psychology.

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Witness

Deutsch: Zeuge / Español: Testigo / Português: Testemunha / Français: Témoin / Italiano: Testimone /

Witness in the Psychology Context: Understanding the Role, Impact, and Healing

In psychology, the term witness refers to the act of observing or being present during significant events, often those that are emotionally charged or traumatic. Being a witness can have a profound impact on an individual's mental and emotional well-being, and understanding this concept is crucial in recognizing the role of witnesses in various psychological processes. This includes understanding how witnessing trauma can affect individuals, recommendations for providing support to witnesses, and strategies for healing from the psychological impact of witnessing distressing events. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the concept of witness in psychology, provide numerous examples of its applications, offer recommendations for supporting witnesses, discuss the psychological effects of witnessing trauma, and list some similar concepts within the field of psychology.

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Witness preparation

witness preparation means helping witnesses present their testimony more effectively without changing the facts to which their testimony is directed. Forensic psychologists may be consulted to assist with many aspects of witness preparation, such as preparing them for the sheer experience of being a witness in the courtroom; making recommendations as to their appearance, the manner in which they present facts, and many others

Wobbliness

Deutsch: Wackeligkeit / Español: Inestabilidad / Português: Instabilidade / Français: Instabilité / Italiano: Instabilità

Wobbliness in the psychology context refers to a state of emotional or cognitive instability, uncertainty, or lack of balance. It is not a formal psychological term but can be used to describe feelings of unpredictability or shakiness in one’s mental or emotional state. Wobbliness often manifests during periods of stress, anxiety, or transition, where a person feels less grounded or secure in their thoughts, emotions, or actions.

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Wolffian ducts

Wolffian ducts refers to early precursors to male reproductive structures. It is one of a pair of structures in the embryo that, when exposed to testosterone, will develop into the male reproductive system.

Wolfgang Köhler (1887 -1967)

Wolfgang Köhler (1887 -1967) worked with Wertheimer on his early perception experiments. Köhler is considered a co-founder of the school of Gestalt psychology.

Womb envy

Womb envy refers to Karen Horney's theory of men's envy of women's ability to bear children or the concept that men and boys experience jealousy over women's ability to bear and nurse children.

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