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N., Sam M.S.

Sam holds a masters in Child Psychology and is an avid supporter of Psychology academics.
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-SCOPE

Suffix denoting an observational instrument (oscilloscope, stethoscope).

SCOPOLAMINE

Anticholinergic alkaloid obtained from the leaves and seeds of several solanaceous plants. It is a central nervous system depressant, employed

SCOPOPHILIA

Paraphilia in which sexuoerotism hinges on watching others engaging in sexual intercourse, viewing the genitals of another, or observing them

SCOTOMIZATION

Theory in psychoanalysis which refers to the mind's ability to erase a traumatic or overwhelming experience, or the inclination to

SCOTOPIC

Relating to low levels of light.

SCOTOPIC VISION

Dark-adapted vision occurring in dim or low light by employing the retinal rod system. Scene lacks saturation and appears as

SCOTOPSIN

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

SCREE PLOT

Plot, in descending order of magnitude, of the eigenvalues of a correlation matrix. In the context of factor analysis or

SCREEN DEFENSE

Theory in psychoanalysis wherein falsified or incomplete memories or affects are employed to cover repressed but associated memories and affects.

SCREEN MEMORY

In psychoanalysis, the memory of an unacceptable but tolerable experience that unconsciously serves the purpose of concealing the memory of

SCREEN READER

Software for the visually impaired that reads the contents of a computer screen, converting the text to speech. Screen readers

SCREENING TEST

Assessment process intended to distinguish individuals or items in accordance with a set attribute or feature. Generally employed to differentiate

SCREENING TESTS FOR YOUNG CHILDREN

Inventories or evaluation standards which have been designed to identify developmental delays, criterion behavior patterns, or various other associated risk

SCRIPT ANALYSIS

In transactional assessment, the evaluation of the client

SCRIPT THEORY 1

Psychological theory which posits that human behavior largely falls into patterns called "scripts" because they function analogously to the way

SEARCH ASYMMETRY

In scientific studies of optical search, the condition wherein search for the existence of an aspect generates one model of

SEARCH IMAGE

Apparatus to describe the perseverance of predators in searching for one or a handful of varieties of prey even with

SEASHORE AUDIOMETER

Apparatus employed in the measurement of threshold sound intensity.

SEASHORE MEASURES OF MUSICAL TALENTS

Compilation of recorded assessments of the aspects of musical competence, such as tonal retention, time consciousness, tempo consciousness, pitch discrimination,

SEASONALITY EFFECT

Idea that people with schizophrenia are quite likely to have been born in the course of the interval from January