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FORCED CHOICE

A testing technique that requires the subject to make a choice between two or more favorable or unfavorable alternatives. This

FRANZ, SHEPHERD IVORY

Chiefly noted for his studies of brain functions, Franz did his undergraduate and graduate work at Columbia University, except for

FREUD, SIGMUND (1856-1939)

Freud was bom in Freiburg but lived in Vienna from age four to the last year of his life, when

FROMM, ERICH (1900—)

The United States in 1933. In his widely read books—Escape from Freedom (1941), Man for Himself (1947), The Sane Society

FROTTAGE

A sexual deviation in which excitement or gratification is repeatedly obtained by men through pressing or rubbing against women in

FRUCTOSURIA

A rare familial disease involving the metabolism of fructose (fruit sugar) and resulting in mental retardationThe disorder is probably transmitted

FUGUE STATE

An amnesic dissociated state characterized by physical flight from an unbearable situation.A fugue is a more extreme form of escape

FAMILY CARE

The object of family care is to provide for patients who no longer need the specialized services of a hospital

FIGURAL AFTEREFFECTS

There are two principal types of aftereffect: the apparent distortion of a figure following prolonged inspection, and the effect of

F DISTRIBUTION

is used in chi-squared distribution sets, as a probability distribution of two independent chi-square (based) random variables which are both

FACIAL DISFIGUREMENT

is typically the result of a medical condition or accident in an individual's life which leaves them with any distortion,

FACTITIOUS DISORDER

is considered (in the DSM-IV-TR), as any of a group of disorders in which the patient intentionally produces or feigns

FACTUAL KNOWLEDGE

is knowledge, which is gained by the individual semantically, or otherwise the knowledge maybe generic. Examples can be any piece

FALLECTOMY

is a similar process to salpingectomies; fallectomy involves the sterilization of a female, where their fallopian tubes are either cut,

FALSE PREGNANCY

is otherwise known as pseudocyesis or a pseudopregnancy, where a women will display all the normal signs of pregnancy but

FAMILISM

is primarily observed in collectivist and traditional cultures where there is a strong level of interpersonal relationships within the extended

FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES

can include services such as day and overnight respite and parental training for family members of an individual who suffers

FAST MUSCLE FIBER

is a type of muscle fibre, however, the binary opposite to slow muscle fibres. Fast muscle fibres are found in

FEAR APPEAL

is one method of changing and individuals opinion or view of a specific concept or ideal; through using the fear

FEATURE ABSTRACTION

Hypothetical process where a person learns from experience with the exemplars of different categories where features are used to describe