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The capability of people to make unique contributions to society through work and products of their work. Also called creative genius. Compare ordinary creativity.

A tool or system designed to exclude the possibilty of human error. See fail safe- prevention design.

The feeling of euphoria after exercise. See runner's high.

A philosophical development from the phenomology seen in the work of Heidegger. Where we try to acheive immediate and direct apprehension of phenomenom. See...

A mental activity that produces a supposed effects outside of the person. Compare endopsychic.

The state of tense and emotional anticipation.

The approach to experimental psychology using behaviour as a subject matter rather than the indicator of internal processes.

Person taking part in an experiment.

The difference between a skilled worker and a non-skilled worker.

Methods used by people to feel the surfaces of objects.