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Introduction to Psychology

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Term
Definition
Psychology   show
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show Any observable action made by a living person  
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show An individual's thoughts and feelings that are personal and cannot be directly observed  
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Psychologist   show
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show Qualified medical doctor, with special qualifications in diagnoses, treatment and prevention of mental illesses  
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show Study of psychological topics to seek knowledge for its own sake  
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Applied Psychology   show
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show Assessment, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental illness  
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show Assessment of changes in behaviour and thinking that may be a result of brain damage  
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show Concerned with community issues in areas like health and welfare  
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