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Congruencies

Definition:

Congruencies is the plural form of the noun "congruency," referring to the state or condition of being congruent or in agreement.

Senses/Usages:

Sense 1 - Mathematics:

In mathematics, congruencies represent the equality of geometric figures in terms of shape and size.

Example Sentence 1: The congruencies between the two triangles were evident as their corresponding angles and sides matched.

Example Sentence 2: To prove congruencies, mathematicians often use the congruence postulates and theorems.

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Sense 2 - Psychology:

In psychology, congruencies refer to the agreement or harmony between a person's self-concept and their actual experience.

Example Sentence 1: Carl Rogers emphasized the importance of congruencies in therapy, where the client's self-perception aligns with their thoughts and feelings.

Example Sentence 2: When there is a lack of congruencies, individuals may experience cognitive dissonance.

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Sense 3 - Sociology:

In sociology, congruencies describe the agreement or harmony between different social elements, such as values, norms, or beliefs.

Example Sentence 1: The congruencies between the social values of the community and the government policies contribute to social cohesion.

Example Sentence 2: When there are incongruencies between societal norms and personal beliefs, individuals may experience cultural conflicts.

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