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psychological$65187$ - tradução para grego
LITERARY GENRE
Psychological Novel; Psychological realism; Psychological novel; Psychological literature; Psychological film; Psychological science fiction
psychological
adj. ψυχαναλυτικός, ψυχολογικός
well being
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GENERAL TERM FOR CONDITION OF INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP
Wellbeing; Well being; Emotional well-being; Personal well-being; Welbeing; Social well-being; Prudential value
ευεξία, ευημερία
mental illness
![Eight patients representing mental diagnoses as of the 19th century at the [[Salpêtrière]], Paris.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Gautier - Salpetriere.JPG?width=200 "Eight patients representing mental diagnoses as of the 19th century at the [[Salpêtrière]], Paris.")
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DISTRESSING THOUGHT OR BEHAVIOR PATTERN
Psychiatric disorder; Mental breakdown; Mentally ill; Psychological disorder; Psychiatric illness; Mental disease; Mental Illness; Psychological Disorders; Mental disorders; Mental illnesses; Psychiatric disorders; Mentally disturbed; Mentally-ill; I get so brought...; Psychological illness; Psychiatric disease; Mental debilitation; Nervous breakdown; Mental diseases; Stigma of mental illness; Neurobiological Brain Disorder; Neuropsychiatric disorder; Psychological disorders; Mentally disordered; Mental patient; Psychiatric symptoms; Mental disturbance; Mental+disturbance; Mental health disorder; Mentally deranged; Nervous prostration; Psychological problem; Mental Nervous Breakdown; Psychiatric diseases; Mentally-disturbed; Neuropsychiatric conditions; Mental instability; Mental dysfunction; Emotional breakdown; Psychiatric condition; Geisteskranker; Psychiatric breakdown; Neuropsychiatric disorders; Unsound mind; Psychological condition; Mental collapse; Mental illness; Emotional illness; Psychiatric problems; Mental health problems; Social stigma against people with mental disorders; Diagnosis of mental disorders; Stigma against mental disorders; Stigmatization of mental illness; Mental break; Violence and mental illness; Mental illness and violence; Mental health issue; Mental ilness; Discrimination against mentally ill people; Discrimination against people with mental illness; Violence against mentally ill people; Violence against the mentally ill; Stigma towards mental illness; Discrimination and mental health; Discrimination and mental illness; Discrimination against the mentally ill; Public attitudes to mental illness; Public attitudes toward mental illness; Mental health stigma; Risk factors for mental illness; Risk factors for mental disorders; Misconceptions about mental illness; Mental problem; Mental health problem; Social stigma against mental disorders; Diagnosis of mental illness; Mental health condition; Violence against people with mental illness; Violence against people with mental disorders; Mental health and violence; Employment discrimination and mental illness; Mental health discrimination; Discrimination based on mental illness; Discrimination based on mental health; Psychiatric conditions; Mentally ill person; Mental health issues; Societal and cultural aspects of mental disorders; Media portrayal of mental disorders; Nervous illness; Violence and mental health; Psychiatric Disorders
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Definição
mental cruelty
n. a term, rapidly going out of fashion and out of the statutes, which has been used to justify granting a divorce when the state laws required that some wrong had to be found in the defending spouse. In absence of actual physical cruelty (or unwillingness to discuss it) the person wanting the divorce could testify to a list of indignities ("he swore at me, he came home late, he humiliated me in front of friends, he was hateful to my mother, he read girlie magazines," or similar tales told about the wife) which would be verified by a relative or a friend to satisfy the judge that the petitioning spouse would suffer mental harm if the marriage continued and proved that there were grounds for a divorce. As "no-fault" divorce has gained favor, such charades have faded into legal history.
See also: cruelty divorce
Wikipédia
Psychological fiction
In literature, psychological fiction (also psychological realism) is a narrative genre that emphasizes interior characterization and motivation to explore the spiritual, emotional, and mental lives of the characters. The mode of narration examines the reasons for the behaviors of the character, which propel the plot and explain the story. Psychological realism is achieved with deep explorations and explanations of the mental states of the character's inner person, usually through narrative modes such as stream of consciousness and flashbacks.
