Psychological Response

Definition

A psychological response refers to the emotional, cognitive, and behavioral reactions that individuals experience as a result of internal or external stimuli. These responses can vary greatly depending on the situation and individual.

Related terms

Coping Mechanisms:

Strategies or behaviors individuals use to handle stressful situations.

Fight-or-flight Response: The body's automatic physiological reaction in preparation for dealing with a threat.

Resilience:

The ability to bounce back from difficult experiences or adapt well in the face of adversity.