TRANSCENDENTALISM
noun. any philosophical stance postulating that ultimate reality resides past the degree of sensory appearances or empirical investigation, like Plato's…
TRANSFERENCE NEUROSIS
with regard to psychoanalysis, neurotic responses dispersed by the transference procedure which stem from the resurfacing and reliving of the…
TRANSITIONAL EMPLOYMENT
a vocational rehabilitation program which places people with handicaps or those who are socially, economically, or otherwise impaired, in paid…
TRANSPERSONAL PSYCHOLOGY
an region in humanistic psychology regarding the investigation of the nature, choices, elicitors, and impacts of "higher" states of awareness…
TREATMENT PROTOCOL
the official processes utilized within a system of psychotherapy. With regard to some systems, like experiential psychotherapy, few distinct "rules"…
TRIAL-AND-ERROR LEARNING
a form of learning wherein the living being consecutively attempts many different reactions within a circumstance, seemingly at random, until…
TRIER OF FACT
the individual or party within a court of law who listens to the evidence presented and determines the outcome of…
TRIMETHOXYAMPHETAMINE (TMA)
a synthetic amphetamine derivative which is a central nervous system stimulant with reported hallucinogenic traits alike to LSD and the…
TRUTH SERUM
a colloquial terminology for drugs, specifically the barbiturates pentobarbital, amobarbital, or thiopental, which are administered through and IV in low…
TYMPANIC MEMBRANE
a conically-shaped membrane which divides the external ear from the middle ear and whose purpose is to modify the pressure…
TYPE-TOKEN RATIO (TTR)
a comparison, shown as a ratio, of the quantity of types to the quantity of tokens in a specific communication.…
TEMPERAMENT
noun. the fundamental groundwork of character, generally presumed to be biologically determined and existent early in life, inclusive of traits…
TEMPORAL LOBE AMNESIA
a memory disorder, secondary to damage of the temporal lobe, which inhibits the cultivation of new memories.
TENDER-MINDEDNESS
noun. a character trait marked by intellectualism, idealism, optimism, dogmatism, religiousness, and monism.