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Lifetraps word search with psychology terms including abandonment, defectiveness, and emotional deprivation.
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This 11-word lifetraps word search introduces schema-therapy vocabulary used in clinical and counseling psychology courses. Hidden words include abandonment, defectiveness, emotional deprivation, and unrelenting standards, drawing from the core patterns in the lifetraps model. Use it as a study aid for graduate-level psychology or social-work coursework.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Emotional Regulation
Grade Level:
College
Updated August 2022

Word List

  • ABANDONMENT
  • MISTRUSTANDABUSE
  • DEPENDENCE
  • VULNERABILITY
  • EMOTIONALDEPRIVATION
  • SOCIALEXCLUSION
  • DEFECTIVENESS
  • FAILURE
  • SUBJUGATION
  • UNRELENTINGSTANDARDS
  • ENTITLEMENT

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