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Acceptance in human psychology is a person's assent to the reality of a situation, recognizing a process or condition (often a negative or uncomfortable situation) without attempting to change it or protest it. The concept is close in meaning to acquiesce
INTO JAPANESE
人間の心理学における受容とは、状況の現実に同意し、それを変えたり抗議したりすることなく、プロセスや状態(多くの場合、否定的または不快な状況)を認識することです。概念は黙認する意味に近い
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Acceptance in human psychology is the recognition of a process or condition (often a negative or unpleasant situation) without agreeing to the reality of the situation and changing or protesting it. The concept is close to the meaning of acquiescence
INTO JAPANESE
人間の心理学における受容とは、状況の現実に同意したり、状況を変えたり抗議したりすることなく、プロセスまたは状態(多くの場合、否定的または不快な状況)を認識することです。概念は黙認の意味に近い
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Acceptance in human psychology is the recognition of a process or state (often a negative or unpleasant situation) without agreeing to, changing or protesting the reality of the situation. The concept is close to the meaning of acquiescence
INTO JAPANESE
人間の心理学における受容とは、状況の現実に同意したり、変更したり、抗議したりすることなく、プロセスまたは状態(多くの場合、否定的または不快な状況)を認識することです。概念は黙認の意味に近い
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Acceptance in human psychology is the recognition of a process or state (often a negative or unpleasant situation) without agreeing to, changing, or protesting the reality of the situation. The concept is close to the meaning of acquiescence
INTO JAPANESE
人間の心理学における受容とは、状況の現実に同意したり、変更したり、抗議したりすることなく、プロセスまたは状態(多くの場合、否定的または不快な状況)を認識することです。概念は黙認の意味に近い
BACK INTO ENGLISH
Acceptance in human psychology is the recognition of a process or state (often a negative or unpleasant situation) without agreeing to, changing, or protesting the reality of the situation. The concept is close to the meaning of acquiescence
That didn't even make that much sense in English.