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What is the psycology term for a self-induced completely emotionless state as used by the military special ops in espionage missions?
The psychological term for a self-induced, emotionless state often used in military special operations is "emotional detachment" or "emotional numbing." This state allows individuals to suppress their emotions to maintain focus and composure during high-stress situations, such as espionage missions. Techniques such as mindfulness, cognitive restructuring, and training in resilience can help achieve this emotional control.
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What is health related?
psycology
If you are a collage student who is doing N3 do you stand a chance in studying psycology?
Yes because psycology does not require specific subjects
How do you say psycology in spanish?
psicología
What has hypnosis have to do with psycology?
it is known that hypnosis is currently still used on psycology because it is a known remedy so the psycologist can find out whappen if anything
What is the study of why people do things?
something like psycology
Can you do MBA and MSc psycology simulteniously?
Not if you spell like that
How do you spell psychologically?
That is the correct spelling of the adverb "psychologically."
Psicología del trabajo traanslation into English?
work psycology
Example of industrial psycology?
Two words: NEW COKE
How many years does it take to earn a doctorate degree in forensic psycology?
It take 11 to 12 years doctorate degree in forensic psycology so try your best and stay in school
Where is a good place to go to school for transpersonal psychology?
A good place to go to school for transpersonal psycology is Burlington college in Vermont. Burlington College in Vermont is a good place to go to school for transpersonal psycology.
Which term describes having to do with an organism thinking and understanding?
Cognitive psycology :)
