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GRAPHIC METHOD

the name that describes the use of visual displays in the recording, presentation and interpretation of data.

GRAY RAMUS

The short nerve in the autonomic nervous system carrying unmyelinated postganglionic fibres from a sympathetic ganglion to an adjacent spinal

GRIP STRENGTH TEST

the name of the test where the strength of hand grip is assessed with a dynamometer. It is part of

GROUP CONSCIOUSNESS

1. The awareness of the group and members and common characteristics exhibited by the group. The awareness of the collective.

GROUP INTERVIEW

The meeting where one or more questioners ask information from two or more respondents in an experimental or real-life situation.

GROUP SELECTION

the term describing the concept that social groups can act as adaptive units in natural selection. See kin selection. Compare

GROW, INC

Name of a mutual help organisation that was developed to provide help for people with depression, anxiety and other mental

GUARDIAN

the name applied to a person appointed by the court to manage and make decisions on behalf of another person

GUILT BY ASSOCIATION

The term that applies to the responsibility for a deed that has been ascribed to another person because they have

GUTTUROPHONIA

The term that is used to describe a form of dysphonia characterized by a throaty or low-pitched voice.

GABAA RECEPTOR

The other GABA receptor found at synapses of neurons. It is the predominant inhibitory receptor in the central nervous system.

GAMBLERS ANONYMOUS (GA)

an an organisation of men and women who share experiences, strength and hope with each other to recover from compulsive

GANGLION

The collection of cell bodies of neurons that lies outside the central nervous system. Many invertebrates have only distributed ganglia

GASTRIC MOTILITY

The movements of the stomach muscles caused by digestive processes. Movements may occur in the absence of food in the

GAY LIBERATION

The social movement seeking to redress legal, social and economic discrimination against homosexual people by advocating equal rights for them

GENDER CONCEPT

The cultured role of each gender. There are expected roles for males and females that are based on biological sex

GENDER TYPING

the name of the expectations about people's behaviour that are based on their biological sex.

GENERAL GENETIC LAW OF CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT

The idea that a child's development is embedded in culture and occurs on two planes: first the social, between individuals,

GENERALIZATION GRADIENT, EXCITATION PATTERN

The spatial pattern of responses to sound in the auditory system. Refers to the envelope of the displacement pattern on

GENETIC BASES OF INTELLIGENCE

the theoretical predispositions toward greater or lesser intelligence as a function of a person's genetic makeup. Seeking to identify the