psychology
Wiki
- : 🪴 seasonal depression: Seasonal depression, or seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that comes and goes according to the …
- : 🪴 Capgras delusion: The Capgras delusion is a rare delusion that one or more of your loved ones have been replaced by identical impostors. …
- : 🪴 working memory: Working memory, also known as short-term memory, is the part of the human memory that is active in a given moment. The …
- : 🪴 neurodivergence: Neurodivergence refers to a broad spectrum of variation in the human mind concerning things like socialisation, focus, …
- : 🪴 hyperfocus: Hyperfocus refers to the sensation of being glued to a specific task, train of thought or what-have-you and being unable …
- : 🪴 McGurk effect: The McGurk effect is a phenomenon that occurs when the brain processes spoken language that conflicts with visual …
- : 🪴 personality traits: This page is about a couple of different systems of describing personality traits. They were both derived by using …
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