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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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STANDARDIZATION

process to establish norms and uniform procedures.

STANDARDIZATION GROUP

a sample group to establish the norms for the population it is representing. It is also known as standardization sample.

STANDARDIZED INTERVIEW SCHEDULE

STANDARDIZED INTERVIEW SCHEDULE is a structured interview that has a list of set questions and is used in personnel and

STANDARDIZED MEASURING DEVICE

a test given to a sample of a population that will provide the norms for further tests.

STANFORD ACHIEVEMENT TEST

multiple choice and open ended question used to measure progress in language, spelling, listening, mathematics, science and social science. There

STANFORD HYPNOTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY SCALE

a standardized 12-item scale used to measure hypnotic susceptibility by means of the person's response to suggestions for movement. It

STANFORD V KENTUCKY

STANFORD V KENTUCKY is the case that resulted in a 1989 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that it is permissible to

STANFORD-BINET INTELLIGENCE SCALE (SB)

a standardized assessment of intelligence and cognitive abilities for individuals aged 2 to 89 years. It currently includes five verbal

STAPES STAPCDESI

stirrup shaped ossicle that is the innermost bone of the middle ear. It is also called a stirrup.

STARTLE RESPONSE

a person's sudden response to a loud noise, flashing lights or anything that is not expected. Also called startle reaction.

STASIS

A condition of stability, equilibrium and inactivity that is the opposite of being in flux.

STATE

condition of a system or entity that features a relative stability of its elements. The components or elements are essentially

STATE SPACE

the representation graphically that is used to characterise game playing and problem solving. It has 4 components; a set of

STATE THEORIES OF HYPNOSIS

This theory says a hypnotic induction evokes a unique altered state of consciousness in the participant. You can compare non-state

STATE-DEPENDENT BEHAVIOR

These are the actions that are dependent on a person's state of mind.

STATE-DEPENDENT LEARNING

This applied to learning that occurs in a certain state, biologically or psychologically, and the information is recalled better when

STATE-SPECIFIC SCIENCE

a concept of science as being dependent on a certain state of consciousness. It was [proposed by U.S. psychologist Charles

STATE-TRAIT ANXIETY INVENTORY (STAI)

a self-report assessment device that includes separate measures of state anxiety and trait anxiety. The state anxiety items measure the

STATIC RESPONSE

The postural reflex to orient us against a force such as gravity. Also called static reflex.

STATISTIC

a function of the observations in a set of data.