Fawn response refers to a trauma response characterized by appeasing, people-pleasing, or over-accommodating behaviors as a means of gaining safety, avoiding conflict, or preventing rejection.
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Fawn response refers to a trauma response characterized by appeasing, people-pleasing, or over-accommodating behaviors as a means of gaining safety, avoiding conflict, or preventing rejection.
Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) refers to the pervasive apprehension that others might be having rewarding experiences from which one is absent or excluded. This
Fearful Attachment Relationship refers to a romantic partnership or attachment bond where one individual exhibits fearful-avoidant attachment characteristics while the other demonstrates a different attachment
Fearful Avoidant Fearful Avoidant Relationship (FA-FA) refers to a romantic partnership where both individuals exhibit fearful-avoidant attachment characteristics, creating a complex dynamic where each partner
Fearful Avoidant–Anxious Relationship refers to a romantic or emotional pairing between one person with a fearful-avoidant (also known as disorganized) attachment style and another with
Fearful Avoidant–Dismissive Avoidant Relationship refers to a romantic or emotional partnership between a person with fearful-avoidant (disorganized) attachment and a partner with dismissive-avoidant attachment. This
Fearful-Avoidant Attachment is a relational pattern characterized by simultaneous desires for closeness and fear of intimacy, often resulting in unpredictable or self-protective behaviors in relationships.
Female Choice Theory is a theory in evolutionary biology and social psychology describing how female organisms, including humans, exert selective pressure on male traits through
Filter Theory refers to a psychological framework that explains how people narrow down potential romantic partners through a series of filters based on increasingly specific
First Impression Bias refers to the cognitive tendency to place disproportionate weight on an individual’s initial behavior, appearance, or information when forming judgments, often at
