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Tope

Tope means to drink (liquor) habitually and copiously.

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Topic

Deutsch: Thema / Español: tema / Português: tópico / Français: sujet / Italiano: argomento

Topic in psychology refers to a specific subject or area of study that forms the focus of psychological research, theory, or discussion. It represents a particular phenomenon, concept, or issue that is being explored within the field, such as memory, behaviour, emotion, or cognitive development. The term helps organise the vast discipline of psychology into distinct fields for investigation and practical application.

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Topiramate

Topiramate is a medication primarily used in the field of psychology and psychiatry to treat various conditions related to neurological and mental health. It belongs to a class of drugs known as anticonvulsants or antiepileptic drugs and is also prescribed for off-label uses due to its effects on the central nervous system.

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Topographic model

Topographic model refers to Freud’s original model of personality structure, in which personality is divided into three (3) different levels of awareness.

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Topography

Topography refers to the physical form of a behavior.

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Torment

Deutsch: Qual / Español: Tormento / Português: Tormento / Français: Tourment / Italiano: Tormento

Torment in psychology refers to a state of severe mental or emotional distress, often caused by persistent internal struggles, unresolved conflicts, or external stressors. It is associated with intense feelings of suffering, helplessness, or anguish that may impact an individual’s mental health and overall well-being.

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Torpor

Deutsch: Erstarrung / Español: Letargo / Português: Torpor / Français: Torpeur / Italiano: Torpore

Torpor in psychology refers to a state of reduced mental or physical activity, often associated with sluggishness, apathy, or lethargy. It can manifest as a lack of motivation, decreased responsiveness to external stimuli, and impaired cognitive function. This state is typically linked to conditions such as depression, burnout, or certain neurological disorders, where the mind or body becomes less active in response to overwhelming emotional or physical stress. Torpor differs from more severe conditions like catatonia, as it allows for some degree of activity, albeit at a diminished level.

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Tort

Tort refers to an injury or wrong committed against a person's property, subject to compensation; an infringement of the rights of an individual that is not founded on either contract or criminal law prohibition.

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