Psychological construct
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concept
A psychological construct is an abstract, theoretical concept created to describe, explain, and measure underlying mental processes or traits that cannot be directly observed.
Observed surface forms (6)
- psychological phenomenon ×6
- cognitive theory construct ×1
- concept in evolutionary psychology ×1
- concept in social psychology ×1
- psychological theory contribution ×1
- psychometric construct ×1
Instances (12)
- Emotions
- spacing effect via concept surface "psychological phenomenon"
- Buss–Perry Aggression Questionnaire (conceptual contributions) via concept surface "psychological theory contribution"
- environment of evolutionary adaptedness via concept surface "concept in evolutionary psychology"
- involuntary memory via concept surface "psychological phenomenon"
- K-lines via concept surface "cognitive theory construct"
- the I and the Me via concept surface "concept in social psychology"
- Big Five personality traits via concept surface "psychometric construct"
- Doublethink via concept surface "psychological phenomenon"
- Thought and thinking via concept surface "psychological phenomenon"
- Prejudice via concept surface "psychological phenomenon"
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Stockholm Syndrome
via concept surface "psychological phenomenon"
surface form: Stockholm syndrome