psique
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The psyche refers to all the mental processes and activities that make up your mind—including thoughts, emotions, memories, and consciousness. Understanding the psyche matters because it helps explain how and why people think, feel, and behave the way they do.
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It sits within the topics Psyche and Psychological concepts.
Its subject is documented across 49 Wikipedia language editions.
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- Instance of
- philosophical concept
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- Category:Psyche
- opposite of
- physis
- studied by
- psychology
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Article · Português
Psique (do grego ψυχή, translit. psychḗ, originalmente "respiração", "sopro", por ψύχω, "eu respiro ") era, entre os antigos gregos, um conceito que definia o auto ("si mesmo"), abrangendo as ideias modernas de alma, ego, mente e espírito.
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