Glossary D
Glossary D
Deletion refers to a speech error in which something is left out. In the study of Sensation and Perception, Deletion refers to a cue that provides information about the relative depth of two (2) surfaces. Deletion occurs when a farther object is covered by a nearer object due to sideways movement of an observer relative to the objects. Please see also Accretion.
Deutsch: Freude / Español: Deleite / Português: Prazer / Français: Délice / Italian: Delizia
Delight in the psychology context refers to a profound sense of pleasure, joy, or satisfaction. It is a positive emotional response that can result from experiencing something highly enjoyable or gratifying.
Delimiting observations is a term used especially in naturalistic observation that refers to the necessity to limit or choose the classes of behaviors to be observed.
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Delirium tremens or DTs refer to symptoms that result during severe alcohol withdrawal, including hallucinations, delusions, agitation, and disorientation.