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comportement
behaviour
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Often used with adjectives like 'comportement déviant' (deviant behaviour).
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inconscient
unconscious
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Can also function as an adjective meaning unconscious.
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estime
self-esteem
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Commonly used in the fixed phrase 'estime de soi'.
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biais
bias
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Invariable in the plural ('les biais').
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angoisse
anxiety / dread
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Stronger than standard stress or worry ('le stress' or 'l'inquiétude').
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résilience
resilience
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Widely used in contemporary psychology and personal development.
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refoulement
repression
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Derived from the verb 'refouler'.
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conditionnement
conditioning
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Can refer to psychological conditioning or product packaging depending on context.
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introverti
introverted
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Adjective. Feminine form is 'introvertie'.
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extraverti
extroverted
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Adjective. Feminine form is 'extravertie'.
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impulsif
impulsive
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Adjective. Feminine form is 'impulsive'.
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vulnérable
vulnerable
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Adjective ending in -e, identical in masculine and feminine.
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empathique
empathetic
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Adjective ending in -e, identical in masculine and feminine.
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compulsif
compulsive
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Adjective. Feminine form is 'compulsive'.
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cognitif
cognitive
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Adjective. Feminine form is 'cognitive'.
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réprimer
to repress
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Regular -er verb.
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surmonter
to overcome
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Regular -er verb.
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extérioriser
to externalize / to express outwardly
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Regular -er verb.
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appréhender
to apprehend / to perceive / to dread
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Regular -er verb; can mean to understand/perceive or to dread something.
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culpabiliser
to make feel guilty / to feel guilty
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Can be used transitively (to make someone feel guilty) or pronominally ('se culpabiliser').
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avoir tendance à
to have a tendency to
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Expression followed by an infinitive verb.
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prendre sur soi
to exercise self-control / to keep one's composure
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Common idiomatic expression meaning to endure patiently.
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faire surface
to surface / to come to the surface
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Figurative expression often used regarding repressed thoughts or emotions.
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perdre pied
to lose one's footing / to lose control
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Idiomatic expression indicating psychological overwhelm.
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faire fausse route
to be on the wrong track
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Idiomatic expression meaning to make a mistake in judgment or reasoning.
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