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FIXATION POINT

Name of the point in space that the eyes focus on. In visual perception studies a specific point is given

FLAT ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

The organizational structure in which there are relatively few levels of management. In recent decades there has been a general

FLIGHT INTO HEALTH

Psychotherapy. an abrupt recuperation by a client either before or during intake interviews and before therapy begins. A person does

FLOWERY

a term that denotes one of the primary odour qualities in Henning's odour prism.

FLURAZEPAM

the name of a derivative from benzodiazepine that is used in short term treatment of people suffering from insomnia.

FOCUS GAMBLING

seen in tasks that require the generation of hypotheses about what combination of features defines a concept, a strategy in

FOLIUM

the term that is used to describe a structure that is like a leaf. It is usually used to describe

FOOT DROP

seen in certain neuromuscular disorders where the muscles that control movement of the foot or toes are weakened or paralyzed.

FOREBRAIN

the section of a brian that develops from the anterior section of the neural tube in an embryo and contains

FOREWARNING OF PERSUASIVE POSITION

the term applied to the receipt of information that a subsequent communication will contain arguments for a particular attitudinal position.

FORMAL THOUGHT DISORDER

the name that is applied to a disturbance of thought processes that features a disruption in the form and structure

FORWARD DISPLACEMENT

Parapsychology experiments. Zener cards are used for a trial and the person's answer matches the next card they are thinking

FOVEA CENTRALIS

the name of the small depression found in the retina where the lens will focus an image the clearest. Retinal

FRAMINGHAM HEART STUDY

a large-scale long range survey focused on understanding, preventing and treating cardiovascular disease. Conducted for over 50 years, the study

FREEDOM FROM DISTRACTIBILITY INDEX

an index that is calculated using the Wechsler adult intelligence scale and other Wechsler tests that measures a person's short

FREQUENCY ANALYSIS WAVEFORM

This term applies to the frequency of a pure tone and is the number of cycles of sinusoidal pressure variant

FRIEDMAN TEST

the non-parametric test of the equality of medians that are in repeated measures of a matched group. Defined by Herbert

FRONTAL LOBE SYNDROME

a mental disorder from a lesion in the frontal lobe featuring an impairment of purposeful behaviour, emotional inability, poor social

FULL INCLUSION

The practice of providing children with disabilities with services in their home school and placing them in a regular classroom

FUNCTIONAL AUTONOMY

the tendency for drive motivated behavior to develop derivative drives, such that behavior may become independent of the original drive.