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* [[Behavioral Psychology]] studies external ''behavior'' rather than inner mental states, and often involves detailed statistical analysis; the mind as machine
 
* [[Behavioral Psychology]] studies external ''behavior'' rather than inner mental states, and often involves detailed statistical analysis; the mind as machine
 
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* [[Autism]]
 
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* [http://hyperacusis.org Hyperacusis]: "an inability to tolerate everyday sounds"
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* [[Wikipedia:Asperger syndrome|Asperger syndrome]]
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* [[Wikipedia:gender identity disorder|gender identity disorder]] (a.k.a. gender dysphoria)
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* [[Wikipedia:Tourette syndrome|Tourette syndrome]]
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* [[Parenting]]
 
* [[Parenting]]

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Psychology

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Sections

I am hereby sorting Psychology into two major areas (there may be others):

  • Introspective Psychology is concerned with introspection as an analytical tool, with thoughts and ideas, and with the nature of the mind
  • Behavioral Psychology studies external behavior rather than inner mental states, and often involves detailed statistical analysis; the mind as machine

Conditions

Local Articles

Links

  • Hyperacusis: "an inability to tolerate everyday sounds"

Wikipedia links

Related Areas

Reference

News

Notes

Tests and scales for evaluating psychological traits:

  • Tellegen Absorption Scale - "correlates aspects of spirituality and altered states of consciousness" - see [1].
  • Tridimensional Personality Questionnaire - "a measure of the need for social contact and openness to communication" - seems to be used a lot, but I can't find the actual questionnaire
  • Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
  • see also Wikipedia:Category:Psychological tests