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is the change or difference in the strength of a stimulus which follows a potentially weaker stimulus at a neuron. These increases in strength...

is the hypothetical construction of a structure which is normally associated with factor analysis where the factor structure is a matrix which contains the...

was first proposed by British psychoanalyst W. Ronald Fairbairn (1889 - 1964) which formed a smaller part of the larger object relations theory. He...

is the social phenomena where every member of a group is believed to hold the same opinion, irrespective of the truth of that fact,...

was first proposed by Austrian-born British philosopher Karl Popper (1902 - 1994) postulating that only through falisification can a concept be distinguished from non-scientific...

refers to the family, or parents an individual was either raised or born into, this may not be the same family as those who...

was first proposed by Sydney Farber (1903 - 1973), a U.S. paediatric pathologist who postulated the disorder based on lipid metabolism characterized by unusual...

with respect to psychoanalytic theory, the father-ideal is part of the larger ego-ideal, which the larger model implies is formed through the identification with...

is a 72-item questionnaire which was designed to accurately measure the level of fear, phobic behaviour and generalized anxiety an individual held. There is...

seizure that is caused by high body temperature in children that is not associated with any infection or damage to the brain.