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Abandonment (n.)

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Abandon (n.)

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Ability (n.)

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Aptitude, capacité (n.)

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Abstract thinking

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Pensée abstraite

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Acceptance-based therapies

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Thérapies basées sur l’acceptation

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Accuracy (n.)

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Justesse, exactitude, précision (n.)

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Achievement (n.) ; achieve (v.)

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Réussite (n.) ; réussir (v)

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Acquired (adj.)

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Acquis (adj.)

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Act irrevocability

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Irrévocabilité de l’acte (voir C.Kiesler)

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Acting-out (n.)

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Passage à l’acte

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Action rules (n.)

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Règles d’action (voir J.-R. Anderson)

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Activity theories

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Théories de l’activité

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Actual (n.)

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Véritable (n.)

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Acute alcohol consumption

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Consommation aiguë d’alcool

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Acute episode

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Épisode aigu

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Acute stress

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Stress aigu

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Addiction (n.)

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Addiction (n.)

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Addictive behaviours

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Comportements addictifs

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Adult Attachment Interview

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Entretien d’attachement adulte (voir M. Main)

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Affect (n.)

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Affect (n.)

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Affective (adj.)

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Affectif, affective (adj.)

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Affordances (n.)

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Affordances (n.) ( capacité d’un objet à suggérer sa propre utilisation, voir J.-J. Gibson)

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Agentic state

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État agentique (voir S. Milgram)

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Agitation (n.)

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Agitation (n.)

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Alcohol (n.)

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Alcool (n.)

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Alcohol expectancies

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Attentes par rapport à l’alcool

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Altruistic (adj.)

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Altruiste, généreux, désintéressé (adj.)

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Amnesia (n.)

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Amnésie (n.)

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Amygdalæ (n.)

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Amygdales (n.)

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Analytic strategy

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Stratégie analytique

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Anger (n.)

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Colère (n.)

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Anhedonia (n.)

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Anhédonie (n.). Perte d’intérêt pour les choses agréables.

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Anoetic (adj.)

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Anoétique (adj.) : expérience indépendante de la pensée consciente.

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Anorexia (n.)

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Anorexie (n.)

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Anorexic (adj.)

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Anorexique (adj.)

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Antidepressants (n.)

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Antidépresseurs (n.)

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Anxiety (n.)

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Anxiété, angoisse (n.)

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Apparatus (n.)

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Appareil (n.)

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Appetite (n.)

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Appétit (n.)

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Appraisal (n.)

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Estimation, évaluation (n.)

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Arguments (n.)

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Arguments (n.) ou dispute selon le contexte

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Arousal (n.)

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Excitation, éveil (n.)

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Asperger syndrome

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Syndrome d’Asperger

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Assertive proposition

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Proposition assertive

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Assess (v.)

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Évaluer (v.)

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Assessment (n.)

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Évaluation (n.)

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Assessment tool

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Outil d’évaluation

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Asymptomatic (adj.)

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Asymptomatique (adj.) : sans symptômes visibles

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Attachment (n.)

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Attachement (n.)

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Attachment patterns

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Patterns (modèle, forme, structure) d’attachement

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Attention deficit

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Déficit de l’attention

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Attentional disorder

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Trouble de l’attention

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Attitude (n.)

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Attitude (n.). État mental de préparation à l’action organisé à travers l’expérience, exerçant une influence directe et dynamique sur le comportement (Allport, 1935)

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Attribution processes

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Processus d’attribution

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Attributional model

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Modèle attributionnel

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Auditory stimulation

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Stimulation auditive

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Autism (n.)

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Autisme (n.)

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Autobiographical memory

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Mémoire autobiographique

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Automatic activation

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Activation automatique

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Automation process

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Processus d’automatisation (voir J. Leplat)

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Autonomous nervous system

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Système nerveux autonome (responsable des fonctions automatiques telles que la digestion, la sudation…)

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Autonomous state

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État d’autonomie, d’indépendance

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Autonomy (n.)

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Autonomie (n.)

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Availability (n.)

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Disponibilité (n.)

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Average (n.) (on average)

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En moyenne (n.)

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Aversive conditioning

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Conditionnement aversif (voir B. F. Skinner) : l’association d’une conséquence punitive avec un stimulus quelconque peut donner lieu à un conditionnement aversif.

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Aversive emotion

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Émotion aversive

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Avoid (v.)

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Éviter (v.)

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Avoidance (n.)

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Évitement (n.)

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Avoidance behaviour

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Comportement d’évitement

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Aware (adj.)

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Conscient (adj.)

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Awareness (n.)

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Conscience (n.)