Glossary C
Glossary C
Childhood Disintegrative Disorder (CDD) refers to a disorder which is marked regression in multiple areas of functioning following a period of at least two years of apparently normal development.
Deutsch: Kindheitstrauma / Español: Trauma Infantil / Português: Trauma Infantil / Français: Traumatisme Infantile / Italiano: Trauma Infantile
Childhood Trauma in the context of psychology refers to the experience of an intensely distressing or disturbing event or series of events during childhood, which overwhelms the child's ability to cope and leaves lasting psychological impacts. This trauma can result from various sources, including abuse (physical, emotional, or sexual), neglect, witnessing violence, loss of a loved one, natural disasters, or any situation that severely threatens the child's sense of safety and security.
Deutsch: Wahl / Español: Elección / Português: Escolha / Français: Choix / Italiano: Scelta
In psychology, the concept of "choice" refers to the process of selecting between two or more alternatives. This fundamental aspect of human behavior is studied extensively to understand decision-making processes, cognitive functions, and behavioral outcomes. The study of choice helps psychologists explore how individuals make decisions, what factors influence these decisions, and how choices impact mental health and well-being.