Identification, imitation In identification, a person acquires the norms, values, expectations, and the social role of another person by emulating the behavior of that person. In imitation, the person mimics the behavior of another person, not necessarily acquiring the characteristics of a person's social role. The latent content of a dream is its deeper, hidden meaning. Manifest content is its apparent meaning. Learning, maturation Learning is an increment in knowledge that occurs as a result of practice.
Maturation is a behavioral change resulting from a growth process.
The mean is the sum of a set of values divided by the number of values. The median is the middle value. The mode is the most frequently occurring value. A psychosis is a major disorder in which a person exhibits great distortions of reality. It is not no hypothesis.