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Psychology (Etymology)

Greek for 'Study of the Soul' (Psyche = soul, Logos = study).

Scientific Method

A step-by-step process used to test ideas and find proven facts.

Psychoanalysis

Freud's approach focused on the unconscious mind and deep emotions.

Cognitive Psychology

An approach focused on mental processes like memory and logic.

Replicability

Being able to repeat an experiment and get the same results.

Anamnesis

A detailed interview about a patient's life and medical history.

Intervention Plan

A personalized treatment strategy to help a patient heal.

Biopsychosocial Model

The idea that health involves biology, psychology, and social life.

Somatization

When mental stress or emotional pain turns into real physical pain.

Biomedical Model

A narrow view that defines health only as the absence of disease.

WHO Health Definition

Health is complete physical, mental, and social well-being.

Territory (Community Psych)

A geographic space plus its local culture, struggles, and relationships.

Latin American Social Psychology

Studies how political and social struggles shape our minds.

Community Psychology

Focuses on helping whole groups of people instead of just individuals.

Traffic Psychology

The study of how drivers think, feel, and behave on the road.

Social Influence

When peer pressure or culture changes a person's behavior.

Legal Psychology

Using psychology to help the court and justice system make decisions.