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Consultation, supervision, and collaboration refers to the use of clinical supervision, clinical consultation, medical consult, referral, co-therapists, conjoint treatment, and other professional relationships when assisting clients.
Deutsch: Konsultierter / Español: Consultado / Português: Consultado / Français: Consulté / Italiano: Consultato
In the psychology context, a consultee refers to an individual, typically a professional such as a teacher, counselor, or healthcare provider, who seeks expert advice or consultation from a psychologist or mental health expert to address issues they are encountering in their work. The consultee is not necessarily the direct recipient of psychological services but rather someone who receives guidance to better support others, often their clients, students, or patients.
Consultee-centered administrative consultation refers to a type of mental health consultation that focuses on helping an administrator enhance his or her skills so that he or she will be able to function more effectively in the future.
Deutsch: Vollkommene Liebe / Español: Amor consumado / Português: Amor consumado / Français: Amour accompli / Italiano: Amore consumato
Consummate Love is the term used in psychology, particularly within the framework of Robert Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love, to describe the most complete form of love. Sternberg's theory conceptualizes love in terms of three fundamental components: intimacy, passion, and commitment. Consummate love is achieved when a Relationship combines all three of these components at high levels. It is often viewed as an ideal form of love that couples may strive to attain or maintain over the course of their relationship.
Deutsch: Konsumentenverhalten / Español: Comportamiento del Consumidor / Português: Comportamento do Consumidor / Français: Comportement du Consommateur / Italiano: Comportamento del Consumatore
Consumer Behavior in the psychology context refers to the study of how individuals, groups, and organizations select, buy, use, and dispose of goods, services, ideas, or experiences to satisfy their needs and desires. This discipline combines elements from psychology, sociology, social psychology, anthropology, and economics to understand the decision-making processes and the emotional, cognitive, and social influences that affect purchasing behavior.