Anxiety Disorders

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MODELING THEORY

similar to SLT (social learning theory) where behaviours, cognitions and an individuals emotional state can be changed and influenced by

MUTTERING DELIRIUM

is characterized by- low utterances, slurring, dysarthria, iteration, perseveration or a combination. These are typically accompanied with the motor features

NEGATIVISM

is a characteristic associated with a variety disorders. Negativism otherwise is the persistent resistant to suggestions of others, even when

NULL HYPOTHESIS

the statement postulating an experiment will find no variations between the control and experimental states, which is, no union between

OPTIMAL FUNCTIONING

the utmost potential degree of operation, particularly in the regions of valuable unions, work life, school, and subjective health.

OVERT BEHAVIOR

behavior which is graphic, that meaning, viewable sans tools or expertise.

PATHOLOGY

1. operational modifications in someone or an organ corresponding to or stemming from illness or disorder. 2. the scientific analysis

PERITRAUMATIC DISSOCIATION

a temporary dissociative experience which takes place at or near the time of a traumatic occurrence. Those impacted might feel

PHOBIC AVOIDANCE

the active evasion of feared items or scenarios by people with phobias.

ABSORPTION

noun. 1. disregard for other beings, things, or concepts due to overwhelming interest in one specific being, thing or concept.

ACTIVATION THEORY OF EMOTION

the theory that feeling is measurable as a form of variation in a person's degree of fuel output (for example,

ADULT FOSTER CARE

the overseeing of neighborly-centered housing situations for adults who need watching over or those who need help with hygiene and

ALTER EGO

1. An additional character or facet of someone which occurs metaphorically as their replacement or advocate, with diverse attributes. 2.

ANTIPATHY

n. strong aversion or a specific or deep-seated dislike. May be founded or unfounded. See also prejudice.

APPRAISAL MOTIVE

the desire to gain accurate, objective information about the self leads people to seek highly diagnostic feedback (see diagnosticity). It

ASSOCIATIONISM

n. the theory that complex mental processes, such as thinking, learning, and memory, can be mainly explained by the associative

ATTRITION

n. dropout or loss of participants during an experiment or during a clinical trial, which may cause imbalance in groups.

AVERSION

n. refers to a physiological or emotional response to a stimulus that indicates that the an object, organism, or situation,

BASELINE

n. a line that serves as a basis or reference point for observing behavior. Because this behavioral performance is stable,

BEHAVIOR PATTERN

n. a recurrence of two or more responses which occur in a prescribed arrangement or order. These patterns of behavior