VISUAL HALLUCINATION
visual comprehension within the absence of any exterior stimulant. Visual hallucinations might be simple or complex. With regard to hallucinations…
TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY
a form of epilepsy marked by repeating complex partial seizures rooted in the temporal lobe.
THERAPEUTIC COMMUNICATION
any remark or observation by the therapy professional which escalates the patient's consciousness or self-comprehension.
TRANSACTIONALISM
noun. 1. an approach to climate-related psychology which stresses the persisting procedure of interplay between an individual and their physical…
UNCONTROLLED VARIABLE
a variant which isn't controlled or gauged by the investigator during an experiment or analysis.
VISUAL ILLUSION
a misinterpretation of exterior visual stimulants which takes place as an outcome of either a pathological condition or a misperception…
TEMPORAL LOBE SYNDROME
a set of character and behavioral disruptions correlated with temporal lobe epilepsy in some people. These might be inclusive of…
TRANSIENCE
noun. impermanence which indicates ending and might elicit anticipation of loss. With regard to classical psychoanalytic theory, the idea that…
UNDERSTANDING
1. the procedure of attaining knowledge about oneself or other people or of understanding the meaning or significance of something,…
VISUAL IMAGERY
cognitive imagery which consists of the sense of having "images" in the mind. These pictures might be memories of formative…
TEMPORAL LOBECTOMY
the surgical removal of a temporal lobe or a part of it. It might be done as part of the…
TRANSITIONAL PROBABILITY
the likelihood of progressing from one state or condition to another state or condition.
UPPER THRESHOLD
1. fora difference threshold, the limit at which the stimulant is considered to be more significant than the principle. 2.…
PROBLEMS IN LIVING
Those concrete and identifiable problems patients with chronic mental conditions face in daily life. These could include problems keeping a…
PSEUDOPSYCHOLOGY
A fraudulent or unscientific approach to psychology, for example Phrenology or palmistry
PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS
The opposite of organic factors, functional factors contribute to the development of personality, maintain health and well-being and the structure…