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121 Motivation
f; -, -en; PÄD., PSYCH. motivation* * *die Motivationmotivation* * *Mo|ti|va|ti|on [motiva'tsioːn]f -, -enmotivation* * *Mo·ti·va·ti·on<-, -en>[motivaˈtsi̯o:n]f (geh) motivation* * *die; Motivation, Motivationen (Psych., Päd.) motivation* * ** * *die; Motivation, Motivationen (Psych., Päd.) motivation* * *f.motivation n. -
122 Mutterbindung
* * *Mụt|ter|bin|dungf (PSYCH)mother fixation* * *Mut·ter·bin·dungf PSYCH mother fixation* * * -
123 Schwellenangst
* * *Schwẹl|len|angstf (PSYCH)fear of entering a place; (fig) fear of embarking on something new* * *Schwel·len·angstf PSYCH fear of entering a placedu willst noch immer nicht mit dem PC arbeiten? das ist nur \Schwellenangst, das lernst du schnell you are still reluctant to use the PC? once you get started, you'll soon get used to itdie \Schwellenangst vor dem Kauf von etw dat the fear of buying sth* * *die; o. Pl. fear of entering a place* * *Schwellenangst f PSYCH fear of entering unfamiliar places; vor Unbekanntem: etwa fear of the unknown* * *die; o. Pl. fear of entering a place -
124 Stereotyp
I Adj.1. DRUCK. attr. stereotype...2. fig. stereotyped; stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer; stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase; stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *der Stereotypstereotype* * *Ste|reo|typnt (PSYCH)stereotype* * *Ste·reo·typ<-s, -e>[ʃtereoˈty:p, st-]nt PSYCH stereotype* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *A. adj1. TYPO attr stereotype …2. fig stereotyped;stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer;stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase;stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *adj.stereotyped adj. -
125 stereotyp
I Adj.1. DRUCK. attr. stereotype...2. fig. stereotyped; stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer; stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase; stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *der Stereotypstereotype* * *Ste|reo|typnt (PSYCH)stereotype* * *Ste·reo·typ<-s, -e>[ʃtereoˈty:p, st-]nt PSYCH stereotype* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *A. adj1. TYPO attr stereotype …2. fig stereotyped;stereotype Antwort stock reply, stereotyped answer;stereotype Redewendung hackneyed phrase;stereotypes Lächeln mechanical smile* * *1.Adjektiv stereotyped <discussion, pattern, etc.>; stereotyped, stock <question, reply, phrase, utterance>; mechanical < smile>2.adverbial in a stereotyped way* * *adj.stereotyped adj. -
126 Stimulus
m; -, Stimuli stimulus (Pl. stimuli)* * *Sti|mu|lus ['ʃtiːmulʊs, 'st-]m -, Stimuli[-liː] (PSYCH) stimulus; (fig auch) stimulant* * *Sti·mu·lus<-, -li>[ˈʃti:mulʊs, ˈst-, pl -muli]m1. PSYCH stimulus* * *der; Stimulus, Stimuli (Psych., fig.) stimulus ( für to)* * ** * *der; Stimulus, Stimuli (Psych., fig.) stimulus ( für to) -
127 Über-Ich
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128 verhaltensauffällig
Adj. PÄD., PSYCH. displaying behavio(u)ral problems* * *ver|hạl|tens|auf|fäl|ligadj (PSYCH)displaying behavioural (Brit) or behavioral (US) problems* * *ver·hal·tens·auf·fäl·lig* * *
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