Connections
You use this to consider things like what another person is thinking or feeling
What is Social Cognition?
The sounds made by the English letters R and L are examples of these; examples that those fluent only in Japanese may not be able to tell apart.
When this becomes simpler to do, people in that culture engage in more violent crimes.
What is accessing weapons?
These are treatments for Mental Disorders that alter the mind, not the body.
What are Psychological Treatments?
This simple label refers to the true mental capacity of a person. Now if only finding it were just as simple!
What is General Intelligence?
If a person in this kind of group does something that could also be described as this, it is quite likely someone will remember it a bit TOO well
What is rare?
While "anti" may not be a word on it's own, it's consistent meaning makes it one of these. If it wasn't, we wouldn't have "antifreeze", "anti-intruder" systems, or "antibodies"
What is a Morpheme?
While this aspect determines a lot about a person, it only explains roughly 40% of someone's personality.
What are their genetics?
This treatment centers around changing the way someone thinks. Replacing destructive, maladaptive thoughts with healthier, or maybe more rational, alternatives.
What is Cognitive Therapy?
This act can be conscious or unconscious, reinforces itself with false information, and has almost no power to help us make good decisions. Beyond all of that, it's just plain mean.
What is Stereotyping?
Despite the old phrase "birds of a feather flock together", when it comes to finding a partner, this factor can be a lot more important that similarity. Helps explain me and my wife...
What is compatibility?
Once a baby has reached this stage, they've started combining words to make coherent, if grammatically improper, "sentences". Plus, they're already practicing for character limits online!
What is Telegraphic Speech?
This particular trait describes someone as having a lot of difficulty adjusting to changes, or remaining emotionally stable.
What is Neuroticism?
This allows multiple people, usually that did not know each other, to be treated at the same time by one professional.
What is Group Therapy?
What is Dispositional?
When someone makes an elaborate plot to kill their step-brother's uncle's great grandmother's ex-husband because it will mean their convoluted will elects them to receive a 5 million dollar inheritance, then that person has shown this kind of behavior.
What is Proactive Aggression?
This may sound cutesy when we do it with pets or babies, but is actually a key way to help them learn a language. A less-cute version can even help language-learning students, but it will not make someone magically understand a language they don't speak.
What is Infant Directed Speech? (IDS)
If a person is allowed to act on their own specific thoughts or feelings about a situation, instead of following specific rules, they are in one of these.
What is a Weak Situation?
This "natural" remedy for Seasonal Affective Disorder basically just involves standing near a very bright light for a while. Wonder how long it took for us to think of that one...
What is Photo Therapy?
This refers specifically to the symptoms a person is experiencing; not what a doctor tells them.
What is a Disorder?
If I notice that someone else has the same backpack as me, the fact we have this in common may cause us (and anyone else with that bag) to become one of these. Even though it's just a practical bag.
What is a Group?
Make rule without no system languages this sense.
Sorry, I meant "Without this rule system, languages make no sense."
What is Syntax?
If someone were to let you pick where both of you would go to hang out for the 7th week in a row,m you might be dealing with a ;person very high ion this pleasant-sounding personality trait.
What is Agreeableness?
This class of medications ONLY lifts mood. It does nothing to suppress it.
What are Anti-Depressants?
If someone thinks they can't possibly influence a particular situation, then they would have an External one of these at the time.
What is a Locus of Control?