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[Niveau C2] Psychologie et esprit – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. plethora /'plɛθərə/ (noun) — pléthore
    Exemple: There is a plethora of theories about human behavior.
    Synonymes: abundance, excess
  2. ambiguous /æm'bɪɡjuəs/ (adj) — ambigu
    Exemple: The message was ambiguous and confusing.
    Synonymes: unclear, vague
  3. susceptible /sə'sɛptɪbəl/ (adj) — susceptible; sensible
    Exemple: Children are more susceptible to external pressure.
    Synonymes: vulnerable, influenced
  4. empathy /'ɛmpəθi/ (noun) — empathie
    Exemple: Empathy helps us connect deeply with others.
    Synonymes: compassion, sympathy, understanding
  5. resilience /rɪ'zɪliəns/ (noun) — résilience
    Exemple: Her resilience allowed her to overcome challenges.
    Synonymes: toughness, endurance, perseverance
  6. introspection /,ɪntrə'spɛkʃən/ (noun) — introspection
    Exemple: Introspection helps people understand their emotions.
    Synonymes: self-analysis, self-reflection
  7. cognition /kɒɡ'nɪʃən/ (noun) — cognition
    Exemple: Cognition includes processes like thinking and remembering.
    Synonymes: understanding, perception, awareness
  8. altruism /'æltru:ɪzəm/ (noun) — altruisme
    Exemple: True altruism expects nothing in return.
    Synonymes: selflessness, philanthropy
  9. neurosis /njʊ'rəʊsɪs/ (noun) — névrose
    Exemple: Chronic stress can lead to neurosis.
    Synonymes: mental disorder, anxiety disorder
  10. ambivalence /æm'bɪvələns/ (noun) — ambivalence
    Exemple: He felt ambivalence about his new job.
    Synonymes: uncertainty, indecision
  11. attachment /ə'tætʃmənt/ (noun) — attachement
    Exemple: A child's attachment to caregivers shapes emotional growth.
    Synonymes: bond, affection
  12. impulse /'ɪmpʌls/ (noun) — impulsion
    Exemple: He acted on impulse and regretted it.
    Synonymes: urge, instinct, drive
  13. motivation /,moʊtɪ'veɪʃən/ (noun) — motivation
    Exemple: Motivation is essential for long-term success.
    Synonymes: incentive, drive, enthusiasm
  14. inhibition /,ɪnhɪ'bɪʃən/ (noun) — inhibition ; retenue
    Exemple: Alcohol can reduce social inhibition.
    Synonymes: restraint, self-control
  15. self-esteem /,sɛlf ɪ'sti:m/ (noun) — estime de soi
    Exemple: Healthy self-esteem improves well-being.
    Synonymes: self-respect, confidence
  16. assertiveness /ə'sɜ:tɪvnəs/ (noun) — affirmation de soi
    Exemple: Assertiveness helps you express your needs clearly.
    Synonymes: confidence, boldness
  17. introvert /'ɪntrəvɜ:t/ (noun) — introverti
    Exemple: An introvert may recharge energy through solitude.
    Synonymes: reserved person, shy person
  18. extrovert /'ɛkstrəvɜ:t/ (noun) — extraverti
    Exemple: Extroverts often feel energized by group activities.
    Synonymes: outgoing person, social person
  19. perception /pər'sɛpʃən/ (noun) — perception
    Exemple: Perception shapes how we interpret reality.
    Synonymes: awareness, sensation, recognition
  20. subconscious /,sʌb'kɒnʃəs/ (noun) — subconscient
    Exemple: Dreams often emerge from the subconscious.
    Synonymes: unconscious, inner mind
  21. trauma /'trɔ:mə/ (noun) — traumatisme
    Exemple: Childhood trauma can affect adult behavior.
    Synonymes: shock, distress
  22. melancholy /'mɛlənkəli/ (noun) — mélancolie
    Exemple: A sense of melancholy filled the room.
    Synonymes: sadness, gloom, sorrow
  23. nostalgia /nɒ'stældʒə/ (noun) — nostalgie
    Exemple: Old music brought waves of nostalgia.
    Synonymes: longing, homesickness, sentimentality
  24. intuition /,ɪntju'ɪʃən/ (noun) — intuition
    Exemple: She trusted her intuition in making the decision.
    Synonymes: instinct, gut feeling
  25. conflict /'kɒnflɪkt/ (noun) — conflit ; désaccord
    Exemple: Internal conflict can cause great stress.
    Synonymes: dispute, clash, struggle
  26. obsession /əb'sɛʃən/ (noun) — obsession
    Exemple: His obsession with perfection made him anxious.
    Synonymes: fixation, compulsion
  27. delusion /dɪ'lu:ʒən/ (noun) — illusion ; délire
    Exemple: He lived under the delusion that he was invincible.
    Synonymes: illusion, misbelief
  28. mindfulness /'maɪndfʊlnəs/ (noun) — pleine conscience
    Exemple: Mindfulness improves mental clarity.
    Synonymes: awareness, attentiveness
  29. rumination /,ru:mɪ'neɪʃən/ (noun) — rumination
    Exemple: Rumination can intensify negative emotions.
    Synonymes: pondering, brooding
  30. impulsivity /,ɪmpʌl'sɪvɪti/ (noun) — impulsivité
    Exemple: Impulsivity often leads to regrettable decisions.
    Synonymes: rashness, spontaneity

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