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What is Drive in Psychology?

In psychology, drive is an aroused state of tension usually caused by an unmet need. Hunger or thirst are drives […]

In psychology, continuity is the ability to create continuous uninterrupted patterns in perpetuity. It’s a theory in Gestalt psychology’s five

In Sigmund Freud’s psychosexual theory of development, latency is the fourth stage and occurs from around 5 years old all

The subconscious is the part of a human’s mind that isn’t fully aware but does have an influence on our

Eclecticism is combining many unrelated items to create something brand new. Imagine creating a new kind of fruit that uses

Etiology is the study of causation in the development of disorders. Psychological disorders can develop from loss, pain, family matters,

A texture gradient is how our eyes see a slow change in how objects look the closer they get, going

In-group bias is when groups of humans act far more helpful and favorably towards members of their own group versus

Recognition in psychology is when we identify something we’ve learned about before. It’s when we feel familiar with events, objects,

Operant behaviors are actions that operate on the environment or are controllable by an individual. These are set with the