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SENILE PSYCHOSIS (DELIRIOUS AND CONFUSED TYPE)

This syndrome occurs in either acute or chronic form and comprises about 10 per cent of senile psychoses.The acute and

SENILE PSYCHOSIS (DEPRESSED AND AGITATED TYPES)

In these cases, which represent less than 10 per cent of senile psychotic reactions, the patient becomes not only intellectually

SALESMANSHIP

Salesmanship is viewed as a form of advertising, since its object is to show that a particular product or service

SATYRIASIS (Satyrism)

A sexual deviation in males consisting of an excessive or insatiable desire for gratification.The terms “excessive” and “insatiable” are difficult

SCHILDER, PAUL FERDINAND (1886-1940)

Schilder, noted chiefly for his studies of schizophrenia and the body image, was bom in Vienna and received his medical

S FACTOR

Abbreviated designation for a specific or special factor which has been established using factor analysis in abilities testing; a specific

SAFETY AND HEALTH EDUCATION

Teaching about health-related topics such as causes of and how to prevent malnutrition, drug and alcohol use and abuse, sexually

SALIVARY GLAND

Glands present in the mouth which have ducts and produce saliva; also secrete amylase, an enzyme which breaks down into

SAMPLING BIAS

Imperfection in sampling procedures which renders the resultant sample unrepresentative of the populace, thus potentially distorting study data.

SANGUE DORMIDO

Culturally linked condition described in Cape Verde Islanders, which has a broad range of neurological complaints, including blindness, convulsions, numbness,

SATURATED TEST

In element study, any examination which has been proven to have good approximation with any given element.

SCALE DEVELOPMENT

Method by which a measurement instrument is constructed, validated, and standardized.

SCATTER DIAGRAM, SCAVENGING BEHAVIOR

The consuming of dead and decaying organic matter left behind by other animals. Many species such as hyenas, jackals and

SCHEMA CHANGE METHODS

Strategies to modify intellectual, psychological, and physiological styles of meaning which individuals have produced regarding the self, another individual, interpersonal

SCHIZOPHRENIC PERSONALITY

Another name for schizoid personality disorder or schizotypal personality disorder.

SCHOOL COUNSELING

Support, provided by or outside the school to pupils, family, and other caregivers, which focuses primarily on pupils' educational, individual,

SCID-I

Acronym denoting Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I Disorders.

SCL-90-R

Abbreviation denoting Symptom Checklist 90-R.

SCOTOPSIN

Type of opsin present in retinal rods, which coalesces with 11-cis retinal to produce rhodopsin, the photopigment known as visual

SCRIVENER'S PALSY

Antiquated label for writer's cramp.