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Astrophobia
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Dimensional
...idth, height, depth, or time, in a particular direction. In the context of psychology, dimensional refers to a continuous measure that can be used to quantify a ...escribe the number of coordinates needed to specify a point in a geometric space. This concept is fundamental in areas such as [[geometry]] and [[algebra]].

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Enclosure
...alth]] and well-being, as well as on the functionality and aesthetics of a space. In the context of psychology, enclosure refers to the perception of a space as being separate or distinct from its surroundings. This can be due to phy

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Proxemics
'''Proxemics''' is the study of human use of space and the effects that population density has on behaviour, communication, an ...den Dimension, Hall emphasized the impact of proxemic behavior (the use of space) on interpersonal communication.

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Spatial relationships
...graphy]], [[mathematics]], [[architecture]], [[robotics]], and [[cognitive psychology]]. It involves concepts such as distance, direction, volume, area, and the Spatial relationships describe the positions of objects in space and their interactions. These relationships can be static, where the relati

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Interior design
...the needs and resources of the client are satisfied to produce an interior space that fulfills the project goals. ...the decorative elements in a house, apartment, office, or other structural space, including color schemes, fittings, furnishings, and fixtures.

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Visual space
...r organisms perceive their environment through sight. Understanding visual space is crucial for comprehending how beings navigate, interact with, and unders Visual space can be defined as the spatial area that is visible to an observer, extendin

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Break out
...ntertainment]]. It generally refers to the act of escaping from a confined space or situation, or the sudden occurrence or manifestation of something. == Psychology ==

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Environmental psychology
...motions, and well-being. This interdisciplinary field combines elements of psychology, sociology, and environmental science to understand the psychological effec Environmental psychology focuses on understanding how people perceive and interact with their surrou

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Returning
'''Returning''' is a concept that encompasses various fields such as [[psychology]], [[philosophy]], [[religion]], and [[physics]]. It refers to the act of g == In Psychology ==

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The Space Between Our Ears
...uries. It encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including neuroscience, psychology, and psychiatry.

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Inward
...adverb describing the direction towards the inside of a physical object or space. For example, in the sentence "The door opens inward", it describes the dir === Psychology ===

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Abyss
...rature]], and [[theology]], to symbolize profound depth or an unfathomable space. ==Psychology==

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Gestalt psychology
...s a whole, rather than as a collection of separate parts. This approach to psychology emphasizes the importance of understanding the patterns and structures that ...that this perception could not be explained by the traditional theories of psychology, which focused on the individual elements of perception. Instead, he propos

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On-call room
...call room is an essential part of a hospital's infrastructure, providing a space for healthcare professionals to rest during long shifts. These rooms are ty The primary function of the on-call room is to provide a space for healthcare professionals to rest and recharge while remaining on call.

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Connectedness
...nds its relevance across various disciplines, including [[mathematics]], [[psychology]], [[sociology]], and [[network theory]]. It refers to the state or quality ...s, where any two points in the space can be connected by a path within the space.

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Hermann von Helmholtz
...ensation of tone, perception of sound, and empiricism in the perception of space. ...continues to influence a variety of fields, including physics, philosophy, psychology, music, visual perception, and more.

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Visuospatial
...is often discussed in the context of [[neuroscience]] and [[developmental psychology]]. ...als to process and interpret visual information about where objects are in space. This includes the ability to visualize objects, the spatial relationships

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Leaning tower illusion
...ntext on perception and the brain's efforts to interpret three-dimensional space from two-dimensional images. ...processing of visual cues and its attempt to reconstruct three-dimensional space from flat images. The illusion is partly attributed to the brain's expectat

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Laban movement analysis
...MA is used across multiple disciplines, including dance, physical therapy, psychology, and performance arts, to understand body movements in a detailed and struc ...m categorizes movement into four main components: Body, Effort, Shape, and Space (often referred to as the B.E.S.S. model). Each component offers a differen

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