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FUNCTIONAL DISORDER

the term given to a disorder that there is no known organic basis. In psychology and psychiatry a functional disorders

FUNCTIONAL PAIN

the term given to any pain that does not have a known organic cause.

FUNGIFORM PAPILLAE

These are swellings on the front of the tongue that are shaped like a mushroom and number about200. Half have

F RATIO

which has an assigned symbol of F is used in multivariate analysis of variance looking at the ration of explained

FACIAL ELECTROMYOGRAPHY

is one of the many applications of electromyography, where the various levels of endogenous electrical activity of any muscle groups

FACTOR

as a noun is used in a range of applications, by as a general rule of thumb, a factor is

FACULTY

has a range of applications to a variety of real-life situations, for example a faculty may refer to a group

FALLING OUT

is otherwise known as blacking out, or the falling sickess. Falling out is seemingly culture-bound, found primarily in the United

FALSE REJECTION

is considered an inability to detect and internalize a signal or stimulus which it is presented through an auditory channel,

FAMILY

has a range of potential applications to real-life situations, for example, "family" may refer to a collection of individual's who

FAMILY SYSTEMS MODEL,

was first proposed by the U.S. psychiatrist Murray Bowen in the 1950s (1913 - 1990) as an extension to the

FASTIGIAL NUCLEUS

is one of the many nuclei found deep in the cerebellum which then projects into the vestibular nuclei and the

FEAR DRIVE

with respect to two-factor theory of avoidance learning, a conditioned or learned aversion to a specific situation (such as electrocution)

FEATURE DETECTION THEORY

a theory that states that all complex stimuli are able to be broken down into individual parts or features each

FEDERATION OF BEHAVIORAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL, AND COGNITIVE SCIENCES

the association of scientific societies with interests in basic research on problems of behaviour, psychology, language, education, and knowledge systems

FEELING THEORY OF THREE DIMENSIONS

The theory defines different emotions characterised by different combinations. Also called tridimensional theory of feeling; Wundt's tridimensional theory of emotion.

FEMINISM

1. A group of perspectives dealing with women, their biological nature and social phenomena of the gender. 2. The appearance

FETAL ACTIVITY

the term applied to the activity level of the foetus during intrauterine development that includes kicking or other movements,

FETUS AT RISK (FAR)

A baby with significant risk factors for a disability or illness from parental and familial influences. A baby from diabetic

FIELD PROPERTIES

the term that is given to the environmental factors that are surrounding and will influence any living organism.