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FORWARD CONDITIONING

Pavlovian conditioning. the pairing of 2 stimuli that are presented before the unconditioned stimulus. Also called forward pairing. Compare backward

FOURIER SPECTRUM

the name that is given to a graph of amplitude as a function of frequency for all the sine waves

FRAMING EFFECT

1. See atmosphere effect. 2. See framing.

FREEBASE

1. The highly concentrated and chemically changed form of cocaine made by treating it with ether. 2. To smoke this

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS

the term for the analysis of frequency changes in event related potentials.

FRICATIVE 1

the term that describes a speech sound made by forcing air through a narrow opening of the vocal tract against

FRONTAL LOBE

one of the four main lobes of each cerebral hemisphere lying in front of the central sulcus. It is concerned

FULFILLMENT MODEL

a basic model of personality theory based on assumptions of primary motivation being self-fulfilment such as the drive to fulfil

FUNCTIONAL ASYMMETRY

the term for the perceptual superiority of one eye or one ear for certain stimuli. The right ear may be

FUNCTIONAL HEARING DISORDERS

the name applied to various auditory impairments for which there is no known biological cause.

FUNCTIONAL SKILLS

These are the activities that will develop from aptitudes like mechanical ability, artistic talent and writing.

FUTURE ORIENTATION

a time perspective that is focused on the future, especially on how to achieve your future goals.

FACE-HAND TEST

involves the examining individual touching the individual's face at the same time as touching the back of their hand; this

FACILITATED COMMUNICATION

was first developed by Australian educator Rosemary Crosslet (1945 -) in the 1970s as method of enabling the communication of

FACTOR SCORE

is an estimate of the final score which an individual should expect a specific factor to achieve from factor analysis

FAINTNESS

has a variety of applications to a range of real-life situations, for example faintness can denote a suddent sensation of

FALSE CAUSE

is one of the many types of informal fallacy where a temporal sequence of events is assumed by an individual

FALSIFIABILITY

was first argued by Austria-born British philosopher Karl Popper (1902 - 1994) as one of the staple canons of the

FAMILY METHOD

with respect to behaviour genetics, one of the many studies in psychology and biology, the family method is the frequency

FAR POINT

is considered the binary opposite to the near point, where the far point is the farthest point at which an