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FUTURISTICS

The inquiry into possible future developments in a field. Aims to enhance future society and promote better decision making by

FACE-TO-FACE GROUP

is otherwise known as a direct-contact group. Face-to-face groups are groups where individuals interact on a person-to-person basis and can

FACILITATOR

in the context of sport clubs or sporting groups, facilitators will fulfill the roles (even all of them in some

FACTOR THEORY OF PERSONALITY

is one of the five models apart of the Big Five Model of Personality. The factor theory of personality is

FAITH

is an umbrella term which is typically associated with religion, however, this is incorrect and innappropriate, faith, as a standalone

FALSE DETECTION

typically lead to the raising of a false alarm, where an individual has incorrectly detected a signal in the presence

FAMILIAL FACTOR

is an umbrella term which is used to describe an element or condition, which is present in a family which

FAMILY PLANNING

involves any procedures which are taken by leaders of a family unit or parents to control the size of their

FASCIA

is otherwise known as fascial tissue and is broadly speaking a band of fibrous tissue which covers, and thereby separates

FATIGUE CHECKLIST

is typically used by physicians to diagnose fatigue; the checklists are standarized lists of symptoms associated with the medical condition,

FEARFUL ATTACHMENT

Adult attachment style with a negative internal model of attachment of yourself and of other people. It comes about by

FECES

the name given to the waste matter expelled from the bowels. In psychoanalytic theory, a child's interest in is one

FEEDING PROBLEM

seen in children who refuse to eat, eat small amounts, refuse certain foods and fail to digest, hold food down

FEMALE SEXUAL AROUSAL DISORDER

the failure in a woman to be able to attain or to maintain an adequate response in the excitement or

FERNALD METHOD

A reading approach based on several senses being used at the same time. It uses hearing, tracing, seeing and writing

FETAL-MATERNAL EXCHANGE

the exchange of substances between the mother and the baby. The baby is supplied with nutrients and oxygen and waste

FIELD DEPENDENCE

cognitive style where the person relies on external cues rather than internal cues. These people are susceptible to deceptive cues

FIGURAL COHESION

the principle of Gestalt psychology that describes the tendency for parts of a figure to be perceived as a whole

FILIFORM PAPILLAE

name of the most common of the four types of papillae, covering most of the surface of the human tongue

FIRE-SETTING BEHAVIOR

a term that is used to describe a person's behaviour who has the tendency to set fires. Compare pyromania.