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Traumatic sexualization

Traumatic sexualization is a common result of sexual abuse in which a child displays compulsive sex play or masturbation and shows an inappropriate amount of sexual knowledge.

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Traumatic stresses

Traumatic stresses refer to extreme events that cause psychological injury or intense emotional pain.

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Travel Advisories

Travel Advisories refers to an advisory by the government of countries not to visit

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Travel Warnings

Travel Warnings refer to the warning by the government regarding dangerous situations affecting travelers

Traveling wave

Traveling wave is the vibration of the basilar membrane in which the peak of the vibration travels from the base of the membrane to its apex in the auditory system

Treatment

Deutsch: Behandlung / Español: Tratamiento / Português: Tratamento / Français: Traitement / Italiano: Trattamento /

Treatment refer to corrective actions that will permit successful adaptation by eliminating or reducing the impact of an undesired outcome that has already occurred; the method introduced to modify the rate of a behavior Moreover, Treatment are planned activities designed to change some pattern of behavior(s) of individuals or their families. In an experiment, Treatment is a condition received by subjects so that its effects may be observed.

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Treatment and Healing

Deutsch: Behandlung und Heilung / Español: Tratamiento y Sanación / Português: Tratamento e Cura / Français: Traitement et Guérison / Italiano: Trattamento e Guarigione

Treatment and Healing in psychology refer to the methods and processes used to address and recover from mental health issues and psychological distress. This encompasses a variety of therapeutic interventions, self-Care strategies, and support systems aimed at restoring mental health, improving functioning, and enhancing overall well-being.

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Treatment effectiveness

Treatment effectiveness refers to the degree to which a treatment can be shown to work in actual clinical practice, as opposed to controlled laboratory conditions.

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