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Deutsch: Konvergieren / Español: convergencia / Português: convergência / Français: convergence / Italiano: convergenza
Converging in psychology refers to the process where different perspectives, methods, or sources of information come together to support a common understanding, conclusion, or theory. This concept is often applied in research, problem-solving, and decision-making, where multiple lines of evidence strengthen the validity of findings or hypotheses.
Converging operations refer to a set of related lines of investigation that all bolster a common conclusion; the use of multiple approaches and techniques to address a problem.
Converging series design refers to a sequence of experiments conducted to progressively eliminate competing theoretical hypotheses.
Deutsch: Gespräch / Español: Conversación / Português: Conversa / Français: Conversation / Italiano: Conversazione /
Conversation refers to a stretch of talk that involves two (2) or more people.
Conversation Theory refers to a learning theory developed by Gordon Pask originated from a cybernetics framework and attempts to explain learning in both living organisms and machines.
Deutsch: Konversion / Español: conversión / Português: conversão / Français: conversion / Italiano: conversione
Conversion refers to the influence of a minority on a majority, based on convincing the majority that its views are correct.
In the context of psychology, conversion refers to the process whereby psychological distress is expressed as physical symptoms. This concept is central to the understanding of conversion disorder, previously known as hysteria, where emotional disturbances are converted into loss or change of bodily function.