# terminology
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9:16Person-first language: why "a person with psychopathy" mattersAbigail Marsh: A person with psychopathy Leanne Elliott: A person with psychopathy Abigail Marsh: Just like we would say somebody who has depression is a person with depression. We don't call them a depressive. You know,EP 131 · 26 Sept 2024·interview· 9:16–11:1244:24What language should I use? Why 'superpower' language can be harmfulAl Elliott: Here's a tricky question: what language should I use? I alluded to this a little bit before. When I was prepping my questions for Jan, I found myself pausing over my word choice. What do I call someone who isEP 41 · 31 May 2023·panel interview· 44:24–46:4234:09Why "4-day work week" might be the wrong nameAl Elliott: Now, what's interesting is that we always use this term 4-day work week, but Jo seems to think that it doesn't have to be full, like 20% reduction. It can basically be whatever you want it to be. Time reductiEP 36 · 25 Apr 2023·other· 34:09–37:164:41Why psychologists call it 'imposter phenomenon,' not syndromeAl Elliott: Makes perfect sense. Okay, so you called it imposter phenomenon, not imposter syndrome Leanne Elliott: Imposter what? Al Elliott: PhenomenonEP 10 · 3 Nov 2022·other· 4:41–6:49
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