EXTRINSIC RELIGION
is the binary opposite of intrinsic religion. Extrinsic religion primarily concerns itself with the social and moral obligations to those…
EYEWITNESS MEMORY
refers to an individual's unique recollection of a specific event or occurance from memory, typically associated with criminal events, such…
EXTRAPUNITIVE
with respect to reactive measures, can be actions which are directed at an individual who is perceived to be the…
EXTRINSIC REWARD
is the binary opposite of intrinsic rewards. Extrinsic rewards are given to those after the observation of behaviours or conditions…
EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY
is testable evidence which is typically given under oath in a court of law by an individual who will offer…
EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DYSKINESIA
an umbrella term used to describe dyskinesias, otherwise understood as voluntary movements. Examples of these include; tremors, spasms, tics, rigidity…
EYSENCK PERSONALITY INVENTORY EPI
was first developed by the British psychologist Sybil B. G. Eysenck and Hans Eysenck. It was a self-reported test designed…
EXTRAPYRAMIDAL EFFECTS
is an umbrella term used to describe any reactions which involve the extra-pyramidal tract which is associated with the central…
EYE CONTACT
is otherwise known as mutual gazing between two people, it is the persistent gazing into the eyes of the individual…
EYSENCK, HANS JURGEN
was a German-born British psychologist who lived between 1916 and 1997. He earned his Ph.D. from University College, London in…
EXTRAPYRAMIDAL SYMP
is one of the motor regions of the central nervous system which does not include the; motor cortex, any motor…
EYE DOMINANCE
is observed in a small population where one eye will be physically stronger (this fact can be ascertained through various…
EYSENCK'S TYPOLOGY
is otherwise known as PEN typology; is a system which is used to classify human personality types, through the use…
ENCEPHALOPSY
The condition where colours are associated with numbers, letters, smells or another dimension.