existential therapy is a form of psychotherapy that emphasizes individual freedom, choice, and the search for meaning in life.
existential therapy focuses on the anxiety that occurs when a client confronts the conflict inherent in life.
an exosystem refers to one or more settings that do not involve the developing person as an active participant, but in which events occur that affect or are affected by what happens in the setting containing the developing person.
therapy that emphasises feminism. feminist therapy holds to the values of collaboration, authenticity, inclusion, personal power,
anti-racism, and social justice. the approach emphasizes the link between a client’s wellness and their social, cultural, and political identities and experiences. feminist therapy is used to support all genders, as well as families and couples for a broad range of concerns depending on the individual therapist’s speciality.
fertilization is a complex multi-step process that is complete in 24 hours. the sperm from a male meets an ovum from a female and forms a zygote / this is the point in which pregnancy begins and leads to a 280- day journey for a female.
field therapy is an energy- based form of psychotherapy designed to reduce symptoms of psychological distress by manipulating how energy flows in the body. field therapy, also known as outdoor or adventure therapy, is a form of psychotherapy that utilizes
outdoor activities and natural environments to promote emotional growth, healing, and personal development.
the figure-formation perceptual process, as applied to therapy, suggests that the primary or dominant needs of an individual can emerge from background (ground) into focus (figure) at any given moment.
free association is the practice of allowing the patient to discuss thoughts, dreams, memories, or words, regardless of coherency. the patient is allowed to talk without pause in a stream of words. Freud believed this non-linear way of thinking would lead to the unconscious mind.
the front-most part of your brain. it's responsible for control over many abilities, including the way you think, how you move and how you remember things. it's also a
key part in your social skills, and helps you understand and control how you talk, behave and interact with others.
gamification refers to the application of game design elements and principles in non-game contexts to enhance user engagement, motivation, and behavior change. in psychology, gamification is utilized as a strategic approach to influence individuals’ behaviors by leveraging the intrinsic motivations that games naturally evoke. gamification emphasizes the importance of particular action or fosters mastery orientation. they experience the feeling of competence, autonomy and / or social relatedness.
gamification of personality refers to the application of game design elements and principles in non-game contexts to assess, understand, and enhance individual personality traits. this approach leverages the engaging aspects of gaming—such as goals, rules, feedback systems, and
voluntary participation—to create interactive experiences that can reveal insights into a person’s character and behavioral tendencies. gamification emphasizes the importance of particular action or fosters mastery orientation. they experience the feeling of competence, autonomy and / or social relatedness.
in the context of research, the ability to draw conclusions about a population on the basis of conclusions reached about the sample from that population