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*[[Regression (general)]].In general terms it relates to a return to an immature way of feeling, thinking or acting, usually under stressful circumstances. In this sense the regression is an expression of the stress and may be seen as a learned response. For example irrational anger may have worked when you were a child and you try it as an adult to get your way. |
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*[[Age regression (general)]].In general terms it relates to a return to an immature way of feeling, thinking or acting, usually under stressful circumstances. In this sense the regression is an expression of the stress and may be seen as a learned response. For example irrational anger may have worked when you were a child and you try it as an adult to get your way. |
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*[[Age regression (hypnotic)]] Technique used in hypnosis to guides people back to earlier memories. |
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*[[Regression (psychoanalysis)]]. In its more technical sense regression is a [[defense mechanism]] in [[psychoanalysis]],in which a person adopts an immature way of feeling , acting or thinking, in order to reduce their anxiety. In this sense the emphasis is on the defensive function of the response to protect the internal state. |
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*[[Regression (psychoanalysis)]]. In its more technical sense regression is a [[defense mechanism]] in [[psychoanalysis]],in which a person adopts an immature way of feeling , acting or thinking, in order to reduce their anxiety. In this sense the emphasis is on the defensive function of the response to protect the internal state. |
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*[[Regression (reading)]] in reading regression is the tendency to rescan text already read which reduces reading speed. |
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*[[Regression (statistics)]] in statistics regression is a technique for examining the relationship between one or more independent variables and a dependent variable |
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*[[Regression (statistics)]] in statistics regression is a technique for examining the relationship between one or more independent variables and a dependent variable |
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*[[Regression (reading)]] in reading regression is the tendency to rescan text already read which reduces reading speed. |
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Regression has a number of meanings in psychology.
- Age regression (general).In general terms it relates to a return to an immature way of feeling, thinking or acting, usually under stressful circumstances. In this sense the regression is an expression of the stress and may be seen as a learned response. For example irrational anger may have worked when you were a child and you try it as an adult to get your way.
- Regression (psychoanalysis). In its more technical sense regression is a defense mechanism in psychoanalysis,in which a person adopts an immature way of feeling , acting or thinking, in order to reduce their anxiety. In this sense the emphasis is on the defensive function of the response to protect the internal state.
- Regression (reading) in reading regression is the tendency to rescan text already read which reduces reading speed.
- Regression (statistics) in statistics regression is a technique for examining the relationship between one or more independent variables and a dependent variable
