Psychology & Mind vocabulary — B1
64 words of level B1 (Intermediate) from the “Psychology & Mind” collection. Each one has a short definition in simple English; tap a word to open its dictionary page.
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| thinking | using your mind to have ideas |
| memory | the ability to remember things |
| concentration | thinking hard about one thing |
| awareness | knowing about something |
| subconscious | part of mind that works without you knowing |
| intuition | feeling inside that tells you something is right |
| logic | way of thinking that follows clear rules |
| reasoning | thinking carefully to understand something |
| cognitive | about thinking and understanding |
| understanding | knowing well what something means or how it works |
| personality | the way a person thinks, feels, and acts |
| character | the qualities that make up who a person really is |
| trait | part of who a person is, like being kind or shy |
| introvert | person who is quiet and likes time alone |
| extrovert | person who likes being with other people |
| self-confidence | belief in your own abilities |
| identity | who a person is |
| mindset | way a person thinks about things |
| attitude | the way you think and feel about something |
| values | beliefs about what is right and important |
| beliefs | things you think are true |
| empathy | being able to understand how others feel |
| compassion | kind feeling when someone is hurt or sad |
| behavior | the way a person acts |
| motive | reason for doing something |
| reaction | what you do or say because of what happened |
| response | an answer to something said or done |
| reflex | quick movement your body does without thinking |
| punishment | something bad done to you for doing wrong |
| reward | something good given for doing something well |
| procrastination | putting off things you should do |
| addiction | not being able to stop doing something bad |
| therapy | treatment to help mind or body get better |
| counseling | giving advice and support to someone |
| psychologist | person who studies how people think and feel |
| psychiatrist | doctor who helps people with their feelings |
| therapist | a person trained to help with health or mental problems |
| session | period of time for doing something |
| treatment | care given to a sick or hurt person |
| diagnosis | finding out what illness or problem someone has |
| mental health | how well your mind and feelings are |
| coping | the way of dealing with a difficult problem |
| healing | the process of recovering after being hurt or ill |
| support | help and encouragement given to someone |
| breakthrough | important new finding or success |
| progress | moving forward or getting better |
| recovery | getting back to normal health and strength after being ill |
| technique | way of doing something that needs skill |
| anxiety | strong feeling of worry and fear |
| depression | strong sadness lasting a long time |
| panic attack | sudden strong feeling of fear |
| burnout | being extremely tired from too much work |
| syndrome | group of signs that show you have an illness |
| symptom | sign that shows you are sick |
| trigger | something that suddenly brings back a bad memory or feeling |
| relationship | how two people or things are connected |
| attachment | a strong emotional bond with someone |
| bonding | forming a close connection with someone |
| trust | a feeling that someone is honest and reliable |
| boundary | a personal limit on how others may treat you |
| conflict | a fight or strong disagreement between people |
| communication | the act of sharing ideas with others |
| acceptance | coming to terms with something difficult instead of fighting it |
| forgiveness | saying it is OK after someone did wrong |
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