EPIDEMIOLOGY
The study of the distribution and incidence of diseases and disorders. See incidence- relative risk.
EQUIPERCENTILE METHOD
Method of equating 2 measures so that a shared value of X implies that the probablity of a random subject…
ERICKSONIAN PSYCHOTHERAPY
Psychotherapy where the therapist use hypnosis and sugestive metaphors to activate dormant resources. Also called Ericksonian hypnotherapy.
ESP FORCED-CHOICE TEST
Parapsychology experiments where a particpant calls are restricted to predetermined targets. Success or failure is unambiguous and measurable statistically. Compare…
ESTHESIOMETER (AESTHESIOMCTCR)
A compass like device used to measure tactile sensitivity. See esthesiometry.
ETHNOGRAPHY
Describing the study of cultures based on direct observation. Compare ethnology. See etnography.
EVOLUTION OF THE BRAIN
Concept dealing with the barin developing over many millions of years from a small bundle of nerve fibres. See cephalisation.
EXCEPTIONAL CREATIVITY
The capability of people to make unique contributions to society through work and products of their work. Also called creative…