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Vocabulaire anglais niveau B1 : psychologie et esprit

64 mots de niveau B1 (intermédiaire) de la collection « Psychologie et esprit ». Chacun a une traduction et une courte définition en anglais simple ; appuyez sur un mot pour ouvrir sa page du dictionnaire.

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MotTraductionDéfinition
thinkingréflexionusing your mind to have ideas
memorymémoirethe ability to remember things
concentrationconcentrationthinking hard about one thing
awarenessconscienceknowing about something
subconscioussubconscientpart of mind that works without you knowing
intuitionintuitionfeeling inside that tells you something is right
logiclogiqueway of thinking that follows clear rules
reasoningraisonnementthinking carefully to understand something
cognitivecognitifabout thinking and understanding
understandingcompréhensionknowing well what something means or how it works
personalitypersonnalitéthe way a person thinks, feels, and acts
charactercaractèrethe qualities that make up who a person really is
traittraitpart of who a person is, like being kind or shy
introvertintrovertiperson who is quiet and likes time alone
extrovertextravertiperson who likes being with other people
self-confidenceconfiance en soibelief in your own abilities
identityidentitéwho a person is
mindsetétat d'espritway a person thinks about things
attitudeattitudethe way you think and feel about something
valuesvaleursbeliefs about what is right and important
beliefscroyancesthings you think are true
empathyempathiebeing able to understand how others feel
compassioncompassionkind feeling when someone is hurt or sad
behaviorcomportementthe way a person acts
motivemotifreason for doing something
reactionréactionwhat you do or say because of what happened
responseréponsean answer to something said or done
reflexréflexequick movement your body does without thinking
punishmentpunitionsomething bad done to you for doing wrong
rewardrécompensesomething good given for doing something well
procrastinationprocrastinationputting off things you should do
addictiondépendancenot being able to stop doing something bad
therapythérapietreatment to help mind or body get better
counselingconseil psychologiquegiving advice and support to someone
psychologistpsychologueperson who studies how people think and feel
psychiatristpsychiatredoctor who helps people with their feelings
therapistthérapeutea person trained to help with health or mental problems
sessionséanceperiod of time for doing something
treatmenttraitementcare given to a sick or hurt person
diagnosisdiagnosticfinding out what illness or problem someone has
mental healthsanté mentalehow well your mind and feelings are
copingadaptationthe way of dealing with a difficult problem
healingguérisonthe process of recovering after being hurt or ill
supportsoutienhelp and encouragement given to someone
breakthroughpercéeimportant new finding or success
progressprogrèsmoving forward or getting better
recoveryrétablissementgetting back to normal health and strength after being ill
techniquetechniqueway of doing something that needs skill
anxietyanxiétéstrong feeling of worry and fear
depressiondépressionstrong sadness lasting a long time
panic attackcrise de paniquesudden strong feeling of fear
burnoutépuisement professionnelbeing extremely tired from too much work
syndromesyndromegroup of signs that show you have an illness
symptomsymptômesign that shows you are sick
triggerdéclencheursomething that suddenly brings back a bad memory or feeling
relationshiprelationhow two people or things are connected
attachmentattachementa strong emotional bond with someone
bondingcréation de liensforming a close connection with someone
trustconfiancea feeling that someone is honest and reliable
boundarylimitea personal limit on how others may treat you
conflictconflita fight or strong disagreement between people
communicationcommunicationthe act of sharing ideas with others
acceptanceacceptationcoming to terms with something difficult instead of fighting it
forgivenesspardonsaying it is OK after someone did wrong

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