Definition Dictionary

Psychological discomfort associated with a perceived inconsistency among beliefs, attitudes, or behavior.

Calm control of one's feelings or behavior.

Unconventional or noticeably different from ordinary behavior or style.

Straying from the proper course, position, or expected behavior.

Claiming principles or standards that one's own behavior contradicts.

Overly willing to satisfy someone's wishes or excuse their behavior.

To seek favor or acceptance through pleasing behavior.

An unwillingness to accept beliefs, behavior, or people different from one's own.

Unwilling to accept views, behavior, or people regarded as different or objectionable.

Changing mood or behavior quickly and unpredictably.

A person who does not follow generally accepted beliefs, customs, or patterns of behavior.

Readily allowing behavior or choices, often with few restrictions.

Behavior that meets accepted standards of appropriateness.

To express sharp disapproval of someone's behavior.

A return to criminal behavior after a previous offense or punishment.

Strengthening or support; in learning, a consequence that increases the likelihood of a behavior.

To express disappointment or blame for someone's behavior.

Moderation and self-restraint in behavior or consumption.