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Endozepine refers to brain protein that counteracts the effects of Benzodiazepines. It is Diazepam-binding inhibitor (DBI ) or Endozepine Diazepam-binding inhibitor (DBI) or Endozepine brain protein that blocks the behavioral effects of Diazepam and other Benzodiazepines
Deutsch: Ausdauer / Español: resistencia / Português: resistência / Français: endurance / Italiano: resistenza
Endurance in psychology refers to the ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort. It is an important aspect of psychological resilience and overall mental health, reflecting how individuals cope with stress, persist in challenging situations, and maintain motivation over extended periods.
Deutsch: Energiewährung / Español: Moneda energética / Português: Moeda energética / Français: Monnaie énergétique / Italiano: Moneta energetica
Energy currency in the psychology context refers to the metaphorical concept of energy management and allocation within an individual. It draws parallels between how people manage their physical and mental energy and how they would manage financial currency. This concept is used to understand how individuals budget their energy for various activities, manage stress, and maintain overall well-being.
Energy management refers to a psychological skill which is ll most commonly used to help individuals who experience arousal at a level that is not effective (i.e., too high or too low) for optimal performance.
Enfant in the psychology context is a French term that means "child." It is often used in psychology and related fields to refer to a young human being, typically one who is below the age of puberty. Understanding the psychological development and well-being of enfants is a fundamental aspect of child psychology, with a focus on their cognitive, emotional, and social growth.
Deutsch: Durchsetzbarkeit / Español: Exigibilidad / Português: Exequibilidade / Français: Exigibilité / Italiano: Eseguibilità
In psychology, the concept of Enforceability refers to the degree to which behavioral rules, social norms, or institutional policies can be effectively implemented and adhered to within a given context. It encompasses both the structural mechanisms that facilitate compliance and the psychological processes that influence individuals' willingness to conform. Unlike mere theoretical prescriptions, enforceability addresses the practical challenges of translating abstract guidelines into observable actions, making it a critical factor in understanding human behavior in social and organizational settings.