psychology (n)
psychological science (n)

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type n
lex_filenum 09
def the science of mental life
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Hypernym science, scientific discipline
Derivationally related form psychology → psychological; psychology → psychologist
Member of this domain - TOPIC adjusted; maladjusted; extinguished; introjected; introversive, introvertive; extroversive, extraversive; ambiversive; molar(a); molecular(a); normal; abnormal; exceptional(a); conditioned, learned; ambiguous; proactive; retroactive; idiographic; nomothetic; abient; adient; associational; attentional; presentational; habit, use; rehearsal; inhibition, suppression; behavior, behaviour; extraversion, extroversion; introversion; ambiversion; persona, image; set, readiness; anima; double bind; process, cognitive process, mental process, operation, cognitive operation; constancy, perceptual constancy; unitization, unitisation, chunking; introjection; generalization, generalisation, stimulus generalization, stimulus generalisation; reinforcing stimulus, reinforcer, reinforcement; law of effect; associationism, association theory; atomism; functionalism; Gestalt psychology, configurationism; experimenter bias; sublimation; abience; adience; clinician; extrovert, extravert; introvert; sensitization, sensitisation; psychological state, psychological condition, mental state, mental condition; strain, mental strain, nervous strain; tension, tenseness, stress; breaking point; delusion, psychotic belief; isolate; project, externalize, externalise; internalize, internalise, interiorize, interiorise; apperceive
Hyponym abnormal psychology, psychopathology; applied psychology, industrial psychology; cognitive psychology; comparative psychology, animal psychology; developmental psychology, genetic psychology, child psychology; differential psychology; experimental psychology, psychonomics; physiological psychology, neuropsychology, psychophysiology; psychometry, psychometrics, psychometrika; social psychology
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Domain of synset - TOPIC adjusted; maladjusted; extinguished; introjected; introversive, introvertive; extroversive, extraversive; ambiversive; molar(a); molecular(a); normal; abnormal; exceptional(a); conditioned, learned; ambiguous; proactive; retroactive; idiographic; nomothetic; abient; adient; associational; attentional; presentational; habit, use; rehearsal; inhibition, suppression; behavior, behaviour; extraversion, extroversion; introversion; ambiversion; persona, image; set, readiness; anima; double bind; process, cognitive process, mental process, operation, cognitive operation; constancy, perceptual constancy; unitization, unitisation, chunking; introjection; generalization, generalisation, stimulus generalization, stimulus generalisation; reinforcing stimulus, reinforcer, reinforcement; law of effect; associationism, association theory; atomism; functionalism; Gestalt psychology, configurationism; experimenter bias; sublimation; abience; adience; clinician; extrovert, extravert; introvert; sensitization, sensitisation; psychological state, psychological condition, mental state, mental condition; strain, mental strain, nervous strain; tension, tenseness, stress; breaking point; delusion, psychotic belief; isolate; project, externalize, externalise; internalize, internalise, interiorize, interiorise; apperceive
Derivationally related form psychological → psychology; psychologist → psychology
Pertainym (pertains to noun) psychological → psychology
Hyponym science, scientific discipline
Hypernym abnormal psychology, psychopathology; applied psychology, industrial psychology; cognitive psychology; comparative psychology, animal psychology; developmental psychology, genetic psychology, child psychology; differential psychology; experimental psychology, psychonomics; physiological psychology, neuropsychology, psychophysiology; psychometry, psychometrics, psychometrika; social psychology

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