E

n23

E-THERAPY

Internet based distance therapy used to expand clinical services to outlying people. Also called online therapy.

ETHNOGRAPHIC APPROACH

Used by anthropologists who study community as a way of life.

EUDEMONISM (EUDAEMONISM)

1. position that happiness is the ultimate moral ground, so what is good brings us happiness. 2. Position that people

EUSTACHIAN TUBE

The tube running from the middle ear to the pharynx.

EVALUATOR CREDIBILITY

The extent that the evaluator of the program is considerd trustworthy by stakeholders.

EVOLUTION OF INTELLIGENCE

Process that has developed intelligence from earlier and simpler species to later and more complex species.

EXCEPTIONAL CHILD

A child who is significantly above or below the average in some respect. See giftedness- slow learner.

EXCLUDED MIDDLE PRINCIPLE

Logic and philosophy. Principle stating that a statement and its negation must be true. Also called principle of the excluded

EXERCISE ADHERENCE

Attending and meeting goals in exercise. See exercise compliance.

EXISTENTIAL NEUROSIS

Neurosis with feelings of despair and anxiety from living and not taking responsibility for your own life. See authenticity- existential

EXOPHTHALMOS

Where the eyeball protudes out abnormally.

EXPECTANT ANALYSIS

Where an analyst waits for the client to gradually unfold his psyche. Compare focused analysis.

EXPERIMENTAL AESTHETICS

Using techniques of experimentalpsychologyto study natural objects or art forms.

EXPERIMENTATION

Carrying out experiments.

EXPERTISE

Having a high level of domain specific knowledge.

EXPLORATORY FACTOR ANALYSIS

A set of data analytical techniques alledgely revealing the structure underlying the coefficients. There is no unique solution.

EXTENDED SUICIDE

A murder-suicide situation where both are consideredd as the first person's suicide and not murder of another person.

EXTERNAL INEQUITY

The situation arising when an employer compensates an employee less than a similar employer would.

EATING DISORDER NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED,

Where a disorder does not meet any other criteria and include pica and rumination disorder.

ECHOVIRUS

An enteric human virus that produce respiratory, gastrointestinal and polio-like symptoms during summer and fall seasons.