Psychological Case Studies

noun a written account of one's own life

adjective autobiographical

• The author published her autobiography last year, detailing her life story.
• I can't wait to read his autobiography and learn more about his background.
• Have you checked out that celeb's autobiography? It's so juicy!
• Writing your autobiography is like creating a roadmap of your life journey.

noun a book containing detailed records of court cases or legal decisions

• The casebook provided detailed analysis of various legal precedents.
• I found all the answers in the casebook for our assignment.
• Dude, did you check the casebook for the cheat codes?
• Her life could be seen as a casebook example of resilience and perseverance.

noun the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context

• The study of psychology involves analyzing human behavior and mental processes.
• I find psychology fascinating because it helps me understand why people act the way they do.
• Psychology is like getting inside someone's head and figuring out what makes them tick.
• In a way, psychology is like unraveling the mysteries of the human mind.

noun a person who transforms into a wolf or a human-wolf hybrid creature, often depicted in folklore or horror stories

• The Wolf man is a classic character in horror literature and film.
• Have you seen that old Wolf man movie? It's pretty cheesy but still fun.
• I heard he's a real Wolf man, always out in the woods howling at the moon.
• She's like a Wolf man when she's hungry, devouring everything in sight.