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INTERPERSONAL GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY

a group approach to treating psychological, behavioural and emotional problems emphasising the curative influence of interpersonal learning. Also called interactive

INTERPRETIVE RESPONSE

a reply by the therapist that will summarise the meaning or motive of a statement by the client.

INTERSTITIAL CELL

The spaces that are between other tissues and any cells that fill them and other structures. The testis and the

INTERVIEW

A conversation that is directed in which a clinician, employer, therapist, researcher or (the interviewer) intends to elicit specific information

INTRACONSCIOUS PERSONALITY

Identity disorder and the dissociative phenomenon in which one functioning personality on a level that is subconscious and aware of

INTRAPERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

The intelligence involved in self understanding, ones motives, ones skills and also reflecting upon oneself etc. Intelligence that is intrapersonal

INTROITUS

The entrance or opening to a tube or hollow organ. For example the anus which is the rectum and the

INTUITIVE JUDGMENT

Subjective feelings and the decision reached on the basis the cannot be articulated easily and not fully conscious. See intuition

INVERSE RELATIONSHIP

A relationship which is negative when one variable decreases and the other variable increases, or vice versa

INVOLUNTARY TURNOVER

An organization and the number of employees who leave involuntarily in a given period. Involuntary turnover is the distinction usually

IPSATIVE METHOD

A procedure or type of research in which the responses of a person is compared only to other responses of

IRRATIONAL TYPE

one of the two basic categories for disfunctional type, which comprise of the intuitive and the sensation types. Compare rational

ISOHEDONIC TRAP

a flaw in Berlyne's theory of aesthetic preference that stimuli that produce equal arousal should be equally preferred.

I-THOU

showing a relationship in which a subject (I) treats someone or something else as another unique subject (Thou) while showing

INFORMATION SEEKER

term that was identified in 1948 by US educational theorist Kenneth D. Benne, 1908-1992 and 20th-century US social psychologist Paul

INTERGLUTEAL SEX

The name describing coitus in which the penis is placed between the cheeks of the buttocks, without entry into the

INTERMETAMORPHOSIS SYNDROME

This the name that is given to the misidentification syndrome characterised by delusions that some people have been transformed both

INTERNAL INEQUITY

Name for the situation where employers compensate certain employees at levels that are unfair relative to other employees in the

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (IUPSYS)

Affiliation of professional psychological organisations to develop the exchange of ideas and scientific information between psychologists from different countries and