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Overcrowding

Deutsch: Überfüllung / Español: Superpoblación / Português: Superlotação / Français: Surpeuplement / Italian: Sovraffollamento

Overcrowding in the psychology context refers to a situation where too many people occupy a given space, leading to a perception of discomfort, stress, and reduced quality of life. It is associated with feelings of being overwhelmed, loss of privacy, and a lack of control over one’s environment. Overcrowding can have significant psychological effects, influencing behavior, mental health, and social interactions.

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Overdetermination

Overdetermination refers to Freud's observation that behavioral and psychological phenomena usually have two (2) or more causes.

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Overdose

Overdose is defined as an excessive dose of a drug that can seriously threaten one's life.

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Overemphasis

Overemphasis in the psychology context refers to the act of giving excessive importance, attention, or focus to a particular aspect, idea, or behavior to the detriment of a more balanced or comprehensive perspective. It involves magnifying or exaggerating the significance of certain elements while downplaying or neglecting others. Overemphasis can have various psychological and behavioral implications, influencing decision-making, perceptions, and emotional well-being.

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Overexpectation effect

Overexpectation effect refers to the decrease in the conditioned response that occurs when two (2) separately conditioned CSs (conditoned stimuli) are combined into a compound stimulus for further pairings with the US.

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Overexposure

Deutsch: Überbelichtung / Español: Sobreexposición / Português: Superexposição / Français: Surexposition / Italiano: Sovraesposizione /

In psychology, "overexposure" refers to a state in which an individual is subjected to excessive or prolonged exposure to certain stimuli or experiences, often resulting in negative psychological and emotional consequences. This can encompass a wide range of stimuli, from media and information overload to social interactions and sensory experiences. Overexposure can have various effects on mental health and well-being, and understanding its dynamics is crucial for managing its risks. In this article, we will explore the concept of overexposure in psychology, provide examples, discuss potential risks and application areas, offer recommendations for mitigating its negative effects, and consider historical and legal perspectives. Finally, we will list some similar psychological concepts.

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Overextension

Overextension is the use of words in situations in which their meanings become extended or inappropriate.

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Overextension error

Overextension error means erroneously extending the meaning of words in the existing lexicon to cover things and ideas for which a new word is lacking

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