psychobabble dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de psychobabble dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

psychobabble [GB ˈsʌɪkəʊbab(ə)l, Am ˈsaɪkoʊˌbæbəl] SUBST péj

psychobabble

jargon m des psychologues

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Frequent use of psychobabble can associate a clinical, psychological word with meaningless, or less meaningful, buzzword definitions.

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Psychobabble infests many pages, producing a reader-unfriendly effect.

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Synthesizing techniques from many acting schools, with a focus on results he had no tolerance for psychobabble his reputation exploded.

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Those glib phrases of modern psychobabble do more harm than good.

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Professional psychologists may reject the psychobabble label when it is applied to their own special terminology.

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These days, however, that kind of sensitive psychobabble is standard among educated parents.

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You'll be able to sort out your feelings on the regular, and your wife won't feel like she's the only one who needs the psychobabble.

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Out here, though, psychobabble is a sickness from which few in the public eye have remained immune.

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The psychobabble industry expressed fears that television was inducing children into a "zombie-like trance".

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The psychobabble use of terms from this manual waxes and wanes, although the actual incidence of mental disorders does not vary significantly over time.

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