disinhibition

As nouns the difference between dishabituation and disinhibition

is that dishabituation is a way of responding to old stimuli as if they were new while disinhibition is a lack or loss of inhibition.

As nouns the difference between desensitisation and disinhibition

is that desensitisation is the act or process of desensitising, of dulling or reducing sensation while disinhibition is a lack or loss of inhibition.

As nouns the difference between disinhibition and impulsivity

is that disinhibition is a lack or loss of inhibition while impulsivity is inclination to act on impulse rather than thought.

As a noun disinhibition

is a lack or loss of inhibition.

As an adjective uninhibited is

not inhibited; having no inhibitions.

As nouns the difference between taxonomy and disinhibition

is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while disinhibition is a lack or loss of inhibition.

As nouns the difference between disinhibition and cyberdisinhibition

is that disinhibition is a lack or loss of inhibition while cyberdisinhibition is (psychology|internet) the disinhibition of the expression of negative emotional impulses via on-line interactive media owing to the impalpability of others’ emotional responses — which would normally have a tempering effect on one’s behaviour — arising from the unembodied, artifical nature of such media of interaction.

Disinhibition is a related term of disinhibit.

As a noun disinhibition

is a lack or loss of inhibition.

As a verb disinhibit is

to remove an inhibition.

Disinhibition is a see also of disinhibitor.

As nouns the difference between disinhibition and disinhibitor

is that disinhibition is a lack or loss of inhibition while disinhibitor is something that causes a reduction in one's inhibitions; that makes people, or animals act more impulsively.