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Suppose you have just read over an algebra problem, and you have now created an internal representation of the important information. According to the discussion of problem solving, you have mastered the stage called
Exaggerate
To make something seem larger, more important, better, or worse than it actually is; often involves amplifying details or aspects of a situation.
Paradoxical Intention
A therapeutic intervention where the client is encouraged to engage in or exaggerate a feared behavior or thought intentionally, to lessen anxiety and undermine the behavior's or thought's power.
Specific Symptom
A particular sign or manifestation of an illness or condition, distinguished from others for diagnostic purposes.
Adjustment vs. Transcendence
A concept exploring the distinction between adapting to certain conditions or situations (adjustment) versus surpassing or going beyond them (transcendence).
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