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DIVERGENT THINKING
Divergent Thinking: A Review of Cognitive Processes and Applications Abstract Divergent thinking is an essential cognitive process that is used to generate new ideas, concepts, and solutions. This review article examines the process of divergent thinking, including its components and underlying mechanisms. The article also covers some of the applications of divergent thinking, such as …
DISTORTING-MIRROR PROCEDURE
Distorting Mirror Procedure: A Novel Method for Studying Cognitive Bias Cognitive biases are tendencies that individuals have to make certain judgments and decisions that are not based on objective evidence. This phenomenon can lead to inaccurate assessments and conclusions, and has been studied extensively in the field of psychology. While many methods have been developed …
DISPOSITION
Disposition, or the tendency to respond to situations in a particular way, is an important aspect of personality and can have far-reaching effects on an individual’s life. Disposition is often studied in relation to other aspects of personality, such as traits, attitudes, and coping styles. It is also related to the development of resilience, positive …
DISSOCIATIVE PROCESS
Introduction The dissociative process is a form of psychological defense mechanism which is used by individuals as a way to cope with psychological distress. It is characterized by a disruption or disconnection in the normal functioning of consciousness, memory, identity, or perception. This process can manifest itself in different forms, including amnesia, depersonalization, derealization, and …
DISORGANIZED BEHAVIOR
Disorganized Behavior: Causes, Effects, and Treatment Disorganized behavior is a broad term for a range of behaviors that involve difficulty in organizing thoughts, activities, and tasks. It can have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life, and is often associated with mental health disorders such as generalized anxiety disorder, depression, bipolar disorder, and …
DISINHIBITION
DISINHIBITION Disinhibition is a psychological phenomenon characterized by a decrease in the ability to regulate one’s behavior, leading to a lack of restraint and impulse control. It is an important factor in understanding the development of psychopathology, as it has been linked to a variety of externalizing behaviors, including aggression, impulsivity, and substance use (Fossati, …