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Tranquillizer

Deutsch: Beruhigungsmittel / Español: tranquilizante / Português: tranquilizante / Français: tranquillisant / Italiano: tranquillante

A tranquillizer in psychology refers to a type of medication used to reduce anxiety, tension, and agitation, promoting calmness and relaxation. These drugs are commonly prescribed to manage conditions such as anxiety disorders, insomnia, and other mental health issues where sedation or relaxation is beneficial.

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Transaction

Transaction refers to the process by which the subject and environment interact in a dynamic fashion to contribute to the expression of a disorder.

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Transactional Analysis

Transactional Analysis refers a theory of personality and communication, and a psychotherapeutic method.

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Transactional leadership

Transactional leadership refers to a form of Leadership in which there are exchanges or bargains between leader and followers. It is a Leadership style in which the leader focuses on task-oriented behaviors.

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Transactional model

Transactional model refers to a model of family influences in which parent and child are believed to influence each other r

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Transactional model of stress

Transactional model of stress refers a model that views Stress as a process that involves an environmental event, its Appraisal as threatening or benign by the individual, the indivi

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Transactive interactions

Transactive interactions refer to verbal exchanges in which individuals perform mental operations on the reasoning of their discussion partners.

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Transactive memory

Transactive memory refers a process by which members of a small group remember different kinds of information

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