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BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOLOGY

n. a school of psychology which studies aspects of behavior which are observable and measurable. It makes use of the

BEHAVIOR-BASED SAFETY

n. a modified approach to safety engineering wherein employees play a more active role in contributing to occupational health and

BELIEF-DESIRE REASONING

n. the process wherein a person tends to predict and explain someone else's behavior based on how the former understands

BENDS

n. a disorder of the muscles and joints. It is characterized by symptoms of severe pain, cramps, and difficulty breathing.

BEREAVEMENT PROGRAM

n. A set of various treatment services which include grief counseling and support group therapy. The program offers individual and

BETA WAVE

in electroencephalography, refers to the type of brain wave which indicates an alert, activated cerebral cortex. Beta wave activity is

BEZOLD-BRIICKE PHENOMENON

n. the phenomenon which involves a hue shift. This intensity-dependent change in hue is based on one's perception of color

BIMODAL DISTRIBUTION

n. in statistics, refers to a distribution which shows a set of scores with two different modes. In graphical distribution,

BIOCHEMISTRY

n. the study of chemical composition present in living organisms and the vital life processes which these biochemical substances affect.

BIOGRAM

n. in biofeedback training, refers to a pattern of events which need to be learned. It may be introduced as

BIOLOGICAL STRESS

n. any condition that puts pressure and makes demands on both the physical and psychological defense system of a living

BIOPHYSICS

n. a scientific discipline which uses physical and mathematical models in explaining biological processes. Examples of its application include those

BIOTRANSPORT

n. the movement and transportation of substances and molecules within the body. Specifically, there is an exchange which happens within

BIRG-ING

n. acronym which stands for Basking in Reflected Glory.

BITE BAR

n. a safety restraint device used to steady the participant's head in studies involving visual perception. Usually, the bar is

BLAMING THE VICTIM

n. a social and psychological phenomenon wherein the fault in a crime (rape, robbery, assault) is attributed to the victim.

BLIND ANALYSIS

n. a method of analyzing and interpreting data in which there is no prior knowledge or previous contact with the

BLOCK SAMPLING

n. in statistics, refers to a sampling technique wherein samples are first collected from a well-defined population. This is subsequently

BLUNTED AFFECT

n. an affect display which is dulled in tone and reduced in intensity. The person is observed to be unengaged

BODY DYSMORPHIC DISORDER IBDD)

n. in DSM-IV-TR, refers to a somatoform disorder wherein a person is excessively concerned and preoccupied with the slightest anomaly