Construct, also called hypothetical construct or psychological construct, in psychology, a tool used to facilitate understanding of human behaviour.
Self-compassion is a new psychological construct, developed by Kristin D. Neff, a professor of educational psychology at the University of Texas, Austin.
Seeing that, I knew there was something unique about his psychological construct".
The chapter describes a research program designed to identify psychological construct, general beliefs or social axioms.
In a sense, a psychological construct is a label for a cluster or domain of covarying behaviours.
Pain catastrophizing is a psychological construct shown to predict the development and trajectory of chronic pain and patient response to pain treatments.
As a psychological construct, the self has long occupied a preeminent place in both psychological and management theories regarding human behavior.
How do you reconcile the instinct of a four-year-old child who identifies as female with the psychological construct of "transvestic fetishism", or with ghastly social critiques parodying femininity in too much black eye shadow?
The psychological construct 'sustained attention' describes a fundamental component of attention characterized by the subject's readiness to detect rarely and unpredictably occurring signals over prolonged periods of time.
Self-regulation is a psychological construct that encompasses a range of competencies including controlling one's emotions, positive interactions with others, and self-directed learning.
Instrumental genesis, a psychological construct that describes the process of how an artifact becomes an instrument, illuminates the ways technological tools support mathematics learning.
