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Ambivalent/Resistant attachment

Ambivalent/Resistant attachment refers to a type of insecure attachment characterized by severe distress at the leavetakings of and ambivalent behavior at reunions with an attachment figure.

Ambulant

Ambulant or ambulatory means able to walk; may be used to describe patients who do not require a wheelchair or are not confined to bed.

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Ambulation

Ambulation is defined as the act of walking.

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Amendment

Deutsch: Änderung / Español: enmienda / Português: emenda / Français: amendement / Italiano: emendamento

An amendment in psychology refers to the process of modifying or revising a concept, behaviour, or therapeutic approach to address specific needs, accommodate new insights, or improve outcomes. This term can apply to changes in psychological theories, treatment plans, or behaviours during therapy to enhance personal growth and development.

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Amenity

In psychology, the term 'amenity' is not commonly used as a specific concept. However, the term can be used to describe environmental factors that promote psychological well-being and enhance quality of life. These factors can include physical features of a built environment, such as access to green spaces or natural lighting, as well as social and cultural features, such as community engagement and diversity..

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Amenity move

Amenity move refers to a post-retirement move away from kin to a location that has some desirable feature, such as year-round warm weather.

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Amenorrha

Amenorrha refers to the absence of menstruation or menses, cessation of the menses.

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American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP)

American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP) refers to an organization that offers certification of professional competence in many psychology specialties. ABPP certification may be sought after five (5) years of post-doctoral experience and is granted on the basis of an oral examination, the observed handling of a case, and records from past cases.

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