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FUTURE-MINDEDNESS

the term used for the ability to engage in means to end future about the future. Being able to think

FACE-SAVING BEHAVIOR

is similar to facework, in that face-saving behaviours are acts where an individual will attempt to uphold their dignity addressing

FACILITATIVE ANXIETY

is a particular level of anxiety which an individual, normally an athlete, would consider to actually become advantageous to their

FACTOR THEORY OF INTELLIGENCE

is one of the many theories which argue the existance of various factors which affect an individual's intelligence. These factors

FAIRNESS

has a range of potential meanings, for example fairness could refer to the equal opportunity of job applicants when applying

FALSE DEMENTIA

is a medical phenomena when the condition actually mimics the symptoms of dementia but is in actual fact a simple

FAMILIAL DYSAUTONOMIA

is otherwise know as the Riley-Day syndrome. Familial dysautonomia is an autosomal recessive disorder which affects primarily the nerve functions

FAMILY PATTERN

typically fluctuate across different cultures. Family patterns are the characteristic qualities of specific relationships within a family unit or collective

FARTLEK TRAINING

is one of the many various types of athletic training which involves alternating periods of intense exercise through running for

FATIGUE

is a medical term which is used to describe a period of extreme tiredness, as a result of emotional strain,

FEARED SELF

Self-concept. Mental representation of psychological attributes a person may possess in the future and their fear of them. This fear

FECAL INCONTINENCE

the involuntary passage of flatulence and feces in inappropriate places (clothing, floor, etc.) that results from loss of bowel control

FEEDING CENTER

the traditional name for the region of the lateral hypothalamus in the brain that, when stimulated, produces eating behavior. Also

FEMALE ORGASMIC DISORDER

the absence of female orgasm following normal sexual stimulation. This may be a lifelong problem or it may have developed

FERAL CHILDREN

This term is applied to children that reportedly have been raised by wild animals and isolated from human contact. An

FETAL TOBACCO SYNDROME

a condition in infants born to mothers who smoked excessively during pregnancy and is marked by low birth weight.

FIELD

1. A defined area of space. 2. The complex factors of a psychological event. 3. An area of expertise. 4.

FIGURAL AFTEREFFECT

the term that describes the Gestalt perceptual phenomenon where a shift of vision from the first figure superimposes its image

FILICIDE

the term that is used to describe a parents' intentional killing of their own children. It is rare and often

FINITE-STATE GRAMMAR

Noam Chomsky in 1957, proposed that grammar generated a sentence one unit at a time in a sequence from left