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Adage
A saying that embodies a common observation
Aggressive
Forceful or intended to dominate, hostile or destructive
Ambiguous
Capable of being understood in two or more possible ways
Animate
To fill with life
Battery
An offensive touching or use of force on a person without his or her consent
Caustic
Marked by sarcasm
Channels
Means of communication or expression
Comfort zone
A place in mind where an individual feels safe and confident
Congruent
Being in agreement, conforming to the circumstances or requirements
Decodes
Recognizes and interrprets
Defense mechanism
Psycological methods of dealing with stressful situations that are encountered in day to day living
Encodes
Converts a message into code
Encroachments
Actions that advance beyond the usual or proper limits
Enunciate
To utter articulate sounds, the act of being very distinct in speech
External noise
Sounds or factors outside the brain that interfere with the communication process
Externalization
The attribution of an event or occurence to causes outside the self
Feedback
The transmission of evaluative or corrective information to the original source about an action
Grief
Reaction to an unfortunate outcome
Internal noise
Factors inside the brain that interfere with the communication process
Language barrier
Ant type of interference that inhibits the communication process
Litigious
Prone to engage in lawsuits
Malediction
Speaking evil or the calling of a curse
Media
A term applied to agencies of mass communication
Paraphrasing
To express an idea in different wording in an effort to enhance communication and clarify
Perception
Capacity for comprehension
Physiologic noise
Physiologic interferences with the communication process
Pitch
Highness or lowness of sound, intensity
Proxemics
The study of nature
Sarcasm
A sharp and often satirical response to cut or inflict pain
Stereotype
Something conforming to a general pattern, a prejudiced attitude
Stressors
Stimuli that causes stress
Subtle
Difficult to understand or perceive
Thanatology
The study of the phenomena of death and os psychological methods of coping with death
Vehemently
In a manner marked by forceful energy
Volatile
Aroused, tending to erupt in violence
Cognitive-behavior Approach
Based on the belief that mental disorders result from a deficit in a thought process and that the patient suffers from a maladaptive thinking process
Psychoanalytic Approach
The doctor will engage in a therapy with a patient face to face
Phobias
Exaggerated fear of a particular object or situation
Obsessive-compulsive Dissorder
Anxiety dissorder characterized by recurrent, unwanted thoughts and/or repetitive behaviors
Anti-social Behavior
Inability to distinguish right from wrong or feel remorse; dies functional thinking
Panic Dissorder
Sudden episodes of intense fear that develope for no apparent reason
General Anxiety Dissorder
Ongoing anxiety that interferes with day to day activities and relationships
Major Depressive Dissorder
Conditin affecting both mind and body that can cause a variety of emotional and physical problems
Rationalization
Attributing actions to rational and credible motives without analyzing underlying method
Compensation
A psychological mechanism through which feelings of inferiority, frustration or failure in one area are counterbalanced by achievement in another
Regression
Reversion to an earlier mental or behavioral level
Repression
The process whereby unwanted desires or impulses are excluded from the consciousness and left to operate in the unconscious
Displacement
The redirection of an emotion or impulse from its original object to another object
Denial
Psycological defense mechanism in which a person avoids confronting a personal problem or reality by denying the existence of the problem or reality
Projection
Attribution of ones own ideas, feelings or attitudes to other people or to objects
Conflict
The struggle resulting from incompatible or opposing née, drives, wishes or external or internal demands
Passive Agression
Feelings of rage, inadequacy or resentment that they can't articulate in a direct manner
Discrimination
Unfair treatment of a person because of race, gender, religion, affiliation or handicap or for any other reason