Tag: malaise

October 20, 2025 / Mohammed looti

CENESTHESIA (COENESTHESIA)

CENESTHESIA (COENESTHESIA) The Core Definition: Defining the Somatic Sense Cenesthesia, sometimes spelled coenesthesia, is defined in psychology and philosophy as a person’s overall, fundamental psychological awareness of the processes occurring within their own body. It does not refer to a single, specific sensation—such as the feeling of heat or the pain from a cut—but rather […]

October 16, 2025 / Mohammed looti

MALAISE

Malaise: A Psychological Examination of Generalized Discomfort The Core Definition of Psychological Malaise Malaise, derived from the French term meaning “bad ease,” is fundamentally defined in psychology as a non-specific symptom characterized by a subjective feeling of general discomfort, uneasiness, or vague illness. Unlike acute pain or sharp distress, psychological malaise presents as a low-grade, […]