👉 Attwater's system is a method used in clinical psychology where patients are observed for changes in their behavior, mood, and self-esteem over time. It is based on the concept that individuals experience varying levels of psychological distress or disorder throughout their lives, with some experiencing more severe symptoms than others. Attwater's theory suggests that these variations reflect differences in individual personality traits, such as neuroticism, openness to experience, and psychopathology.
