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Motivational And Emotional States

A recognized psychological state or process describing why people pursue, avoid, or feel driven toward a goal, or how an emotional response arises and is regulated, without itself naming a specific fear, addiction, delusion or interpersonal bond. This group gathers the motivational and emotional-state phenomena recorded for this atlas, drawn broadly from motivation psychology and emotion research, covering documented concepts about drive, arousal, intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, mood regulation and the felt experience of emotion in everyday psychological functioning.

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Affective Forecasting

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Alexithymia

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Amygdala Hijack

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Anhedonia

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Approach-Avoidance Conflict

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Avolition

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Catharsis

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena

Cognitive Reappraisal

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Doomscrolling

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Duchenne Smile

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena

Emotional Blunting

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Emotional Dysregulation

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Emotional Inertia

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena

Emotional Labor

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Emotional Reasoning

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Expressive Suppression

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena

Flashback (Psychology)

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Hedonic Treadmill

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena

Malingering

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Neurasthenia

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Overjustification Effect

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Overview Effect

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena

Passive-Aggression

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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PlayStation Mentality

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Psychological Reactance

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Rumination

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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Toxic Positivity

Clinical and Motivational Phenomena
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