ENVIRONMENTAL LOAD THEORY
The theory that humans have a limited ability to handle environmental stimuli.
EPIGENESIS
1. 1. Theory that the features of an organism arise from interaction between genetic and environmental influences. See nature-nurture controversy.…
EPIPHENOMENON
A byproduct of a process with no effect on the process itself. See epiphphenoimonalism.
EPSILON MOVEMENT
The perception of motion occuring when a white line on a black background is changed to a black line on…
EQUIPOTENTIALITY IN MEMORY
The theory that memory is contributed to by many parts of the brain and not just one area. See law…
EROTOGRAPHOMANIA
The obsession with erotic writing that is accompanied by a compulsion to write about seual matters.
ERYTHROPOIETIN
Protein produced by the kidneys and liver stimulating production of red cells in the bone marrow.
ETHICAL IMPERATIVE
By taking the ethically required stand or accepted. Defined by Immanuel Kant.
ETHNOMETHODOLOGY
Analysing the underlying conventions and systems of meaning that people use to make sense of common interactions.
EVENT SAMPLING
Sampling where the frame of sampling consists of events and behaviours such as going to a party or having disorder…
EVOLUTIONARY DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
Application of Darwinian evolution of natural selection to explain contemporary human development.