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The Key Keeper[edit]
Research[edit]
- Abraham Maslow
- Abuse
- Acceptance
- Acceptance and commitment therapy
- Acedia
- Achievement Orientation
- Acute stress reaction
- Adaptive performance
- Admiration
- Adoration
- Affection
- Affectional bond
- Aggression
- Alcoholism
- Ambivalence
- Amygdala
- Anger
- Angst
- Anguish
- Animal Grief
- Anna Freud
- Annoyance
- Anticipation
- Antipathy
- Anxiety
- Anxiety disorder
- Apathy
- Arousal
- Art and emotion
- Attachment in adults
- Attachment in children
- Attachment theory
- Attachment-based psychotherapy
- Attractiveness
- Authority problem
- Autonomy
- Aversion to happiness
- Avoidance coping
- Avoidant personality disorder
- Awareness
- Awe
- Behavior
- Behavioral and Brain Sciences
- Belongingness
- Ben Franklin effect
- Blame
- Borderline personality disorder
- Boredom
- Broken heart
- Bullying
- Bullying and emotional intelligence
- C. Bertrand Thompson
- Calmness
- Carl Jung
- Carl Rogers
- Child abuse
- Clayton Alderfer
- Cognition
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Cognitive dissonance
- Cognitive evaluation theory
- Coherence therapy
- Comfort
- Community recognition
- Compassion
- Compassion focused therapy
- Competence (human resources)
- Complex post-traumatic stress disorder
- Confidence
- Confusion
- Constructivism (psychological school)
- Contempt
- Content theory
- Contentment
- Contrasting and categorization of emotions
- Contrition
- Coping (psychology)
- Cortisol
- Courage
- Crocodile tears
- Curiosity
- Cutting in line
- Defeatism
- Defence mechanisms
- Denial
- Depression (mood)
- Desire
- Developmental psychology
- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
- Dialogic listening
- Diffusion of responsibility
- Disappointment
- Disconfirmed expectancy
- Disgust
- Dissociation (psychology)
- Domestic violence
- Donald Winnicott
- Doubt
- Dyscopia
- Dysphoria
- Eating disorder
- Ecstasy (emotion)
- Education
- Ego psychology
- Embarrassment
- Emotion
- Emotional approach coping
- Emotional blackmail
- Emotional conflict
- Emotional intelligence
- Emotional promiscuity
- Emotional reasoning
- Emotional security
- Emotional self-regulation
- Emotionally focused therapy
- Emotions in virtual communication
- Empathy
- Emptiness
- Energy hierarchy
- Engel's law
- Enthusiasm
- Envy
- Epiphany (feeling)
- Equity theory
- ERG theory
- Escapism
- Ethics
- Euphoria
- Evolutionary psychology
- Exhilaration
- Expectancy theory
- Expectancy-value theory
- Expected utility hypothesis
- Experiential avoidance
- Fear
- Fight-or-flight response
- Financial infidelity
- Forgiveness
- Frederick Winslow Taylor
- Frustration
- Fundamental human needs
- Gender role
- Gestalt therapy
- Gloom
- Goal
- Goal orientation
- Goal setting
- Goal theory
- Gratitude
- Grief
- Group conflict
- Guilt (emotion)
- Happiness
- Hatred
- Hedonic tone
- Heinz Hartmann
- Hippocampus
- Holland Codes
- Homeostasis
- Homesickness
- Homo homini lupus
- Hope
- Hospitalism
- Hostility
- Human bonding
- Humiliation
- Humour
- Hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis
- Hypothalamus
- Hysteria
- Id, ego and super-ego
- Indignation
- Infatuation
- Inferiority complex
- Information
- Inner Relationship Focusing
- Insignificance
- Insult
- Integrative psychotherapy
- Interactions between the emotional and executive brain systems
- Interest (emotion)
- Interpersonal attraction
- Interpersonal communication
- Interpersonal communication relationship dissolution
- Interpersonal relationship
- Interpersonal theory of suicide
- Intimate relationship
- Invisible support
- Irritability
- Isolation (psychology)
- Jacques Lacan
- Jealousy
- Job characteristic theory
- Job security
- John Bowlby
- John Curtis Gowan
- Joy
- Juan Antonio Pérez López
- Karen Horney
- Learned industriousness
- Learning
- Les Greenberg
- Life skills
- Life-span model of motivation
- Limbic system
- Limerence
- Loneliness
- Love
- Low arousal approach
- Loyalty
- Lust
- Lövheim cube of emotion
- Major depressive disorder
- Malaise
- Manfred Max Neef
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs
- Maternal deprivation
- McGuire's Motivations
- Measures of guilt and shame
- Meditation
- Melancholia
- Memory consolidation
- Mental disorder
- Mental health
- Metamotivation
- Mimpathy
- Mindfulness
- Mindfulness-based stress reduction
- Misrepresentation
- Mobbing
- Mono no aware
- Moral agency
- Moral reasoning
- Mortality salience
- Motivation
- Motivation and Personality (book)
- Motivation crowding theory
- Motivational intensity
- Motivational interviewing
- Murray's system of needs
- Music as a coping strategy
- Need
- Need for achievement
- Need for affiliation
- Need for power
- Need theory
- Neglect
- Neurosis
- Nostalgia
- Nostophobia
- Object relations theory
- Obsessive–compulsive disorder
- On-again, off-again relationship
- Operant conditioning
- Organizational conflict
- Ostracism
- Otto Fenichel
- Outrage (emotion)
- Outrage porn
- Panic
- Panic disorder
- Passion (emotion)
- Patience
- Person-centered therapy
- Personal life
- Personality
- Personality disorder
- Pessimism
- Phobia
- Pity
- Pleasure
- Positive psychology
- Posttraumatic stress disorder
- Preference falsification
- Prefrontal cortex
- Pride
- Primary and secondary gain
- Process theory
- Progressive muscle relaxation
- Psychiatrist
- Psychiatry
- Psychoanalysis
- Psychodynamic psychotherapy
- Psychological determinism
- Psychological pain
- Psychological resilience
- Psychological resistance
- Psychological safety
- Psychological stress
- Psychological trauma
- Psychopathology
- Psychosis
- Psychotherapy
- Rage (emotion)
- Reasonable person model
- Regret
- Regulation of emotion
- Regulatory focus theory
- Regulatory mode theory
- Reinforcement
- Relaxation (psychology)
- Remorse
- Resentment
- Reverence (emotion)
- Reversal theory
- Righteous indignation
- Risk aversion (psychology)
- Romance (love)
- Romeo and Juliet effect
- Sadness
- Safety behaviors (anxiety)
- Saudade
- Schadenfreude
- Schema (psychology)
- Schema therapy
- Sehnsucht
- Self-actualization
- Self-concealment
- Self-confidence
- Self-control
- Self-determination theory
- Self-efficacy
- Self-esteem
- Self-justification
- Self-medication
- Self-pity
- Self-righteousness
- Sensitization
- Sentimentality
- Seriousness
- Sexual frustration
- Shame
- Shunning
- Shyness
- Sigmund Freud
- Silliness
- Single combat
- Situation awareness
- Social alienation
- Social anxiety
- Social aspects of jealousy
- Social cognitive theory of morality
- Social emotions
- Social environment
- Social psychology
- Social relation
- Social sharing of emotions
- Social support
- Social undermining
- Socio-cognitive
- Sociology
- Solitude
- Sorrow (emotion)
- Spite (sentiment)
- Stiff upper lip
- Stigma management
- Stress (biology)
- Stress management
- Stressor
- Structural equation modeling
- Subjective vitality
- Subjective well-being
- Substance abuse
- Substance-related disorder
- Sue Johnson
- SuEllen Fried
- Suffering
- Suicide
- Surprise (emotion)
- Suspense
- Suspicion (emotion)
- Sympathetic nervous system
- Sympathy
- Systemic therapy (psychotherapy)
- Task analysis
- Team conflict
- Teenage rebellion
- Temporal motivation theory
- Tend and befriend
- The Boy Who Cried Wolf
- Theory X and Theory Y
- Therapeutic relationship
- Toilet paper orientation
- Transgenerational trauma
- Trust (emotion)
- Two-factor theory
- Unconscious mind
- Unipolar emotions
- Valence (psychology)
- Value (ethics)
- Wonder (emotion)
- Workplace politics
- Worry
- Zest (positive psychology)