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This article explores the pivotal role of biofeedback in the realm of chronic pain management within the domain of health...

Culture consists of implicit and explicit patterns of behavior acquired and transmitted by symbols and their embodiments in artifacts. The...

This article delves into the application of biofeedback as a therapeutic intervention for headache relief within the framework of health...

This article explores the integration of biofeedback techniques in the management of hypertension within the realm of health psychology. The...

Culture shock is a complex set of symptoms associated with the experience of migration to or contact with a new...

This article explores the therapeutic potential of biofeedback in enhancing mental health. Beginning with a concise definition and elucidation of...

Considerable changes in the population characteristics of the United States, both in numerical and in percentage terms, reflect an unprecedented...

This article delves into the pivotal role of biofeedback in the realm of sports psychology, offering a nuanced exploration of...

This article explores the intricate relationship between biofeedback and neuroplasticity within the realm of health psychology. The introduction defines both...

To discriminate is to make distinctions or to acknowledge that differences exist. Therefore, discrimination is an act or practice of...

This article explores the efficacy of biofeedback in the treatment of anxiety disorders within the context of health psychology. The...

As a response to the shifting population demographics in the United States, issues related to diversity have received increased attention...

Given the ongoing dramatic racial/ethnic diversification of the United States, the need for counselors to understand the unique cultural backgrounds...

Ethnic cleansing refers to the implementation of a well-defined policy that aims to establish an ethnically homogenous group in a...

The term ethnic minority is used to describe an individual who belongs to an ethnic group that is marginalized by...

Ethnic pride is a positive feeling of being a member of one or more ethnic groups. As a component of...

Ethnicity refers to a social group category defined by the shared historical, national, social, political, and cultural heritage of a...

The revolutionary climate of the 1960s within U.S. society challenged the existing boundaries of civil rights to include racial/ethnic minorities....

Eugenics is the attempt to deliberately improve the hereditary, genetic traits of a particular race in order to improve the...

Eurocentrism is defined as judging the experiences of non-European-descended individuals (i.e., African Americans, Latinos/as) against a European American standard. Eurocentrism...

An increasing number of women are joining the field of psychology. According to the National Science Foundation, the percentage of...

Filial piety is the cultural value and responsibility to treat one’s parents with the highest respect. Filial refers to anything...

This article on Individualized Education Plan (IEP) in school psychology, offers a comprehensive exploration of the pivotal role of IEPs...