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Dasein

Dasein refers to Heidegger's term for "being-in-the-world". The world does not exist without humans, and humans do not exist without the world.

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Daseinanalysis

Daseinanalysis is Binswanger's method of Psychotherapy that requires that the therapist understand the client's worldview. Daseinanalysis examines a person's mode of "being-in-the-world".

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Data

Deutsch: Daten / Español: Datos / Português: Dados / Français: Données / Italiano: Dati /

Data is defined as collected facts, observations, and other pertinent information from which conclusions can be drawn.

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Data Analysis

Deutsch: Datenanalyse / Español: Análisis de datos / Português: Análise de dados / Français: Analyse de données / Italiano: Analisi dei dati

Data Analysis in psychology involves the systematic application of statistical and logical techniques to describe, condense, and evaluate data. It encompasses a variety of methods for processing and interpreting the information collected through psychological research, experiments, surveys, or observational studies, aiming to uncover patterns, relationships, and insights relevant to psychological theories and practices.

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Data confidentiality

Data confidentiality refers to an ethical requirement of social scientific research which stipulates that research data not be shared outside of the research environment.

Data encryption

Data encryption refers to the process by which information is encoded, making it unreadable to all but its intended recipients.

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Data Logging

Deutsch: Datenerfassung / Español: Registro de datos / Português: Registro de dados / Français: Journalisation de données / Italiano: Registrazione dati

In psychology, data logging refers to the systematic collection and storage of data over time, often used to track behaviors, responses, or physiological measurements. This method is crucial for understanding patterns, identifying trends, and making data-driven decisions in research and clinical settings. Data logging can involve manual or automated processes, depending on the complexity and scale of the study.

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Data-based processing

Data-based processing refers to processing in which a person constructs a perception by analyzing the information falling on the receptors. Data-based processing is also called Bottom-up processing

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