INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT
the term used to describe the disagreement between 2 people in respect to values and attitudes.
INTERSPECIES INTERACTION
Interactions between species and all forms of it. Interactions that are long term and include parasitism, which is one species…
INTERVENTIONIST
Atherapist, behavioural scientist, a physician, or other professional who modifies the symptoms or conditions of a patient
INTRANSITIVITY
Elements and the quality of a relationship among them such that relationships do not transfer across ele-ments (i.e., that relationships…
INTRINSIC REWARD
An outcome that is positively valued and is an activity that is implicit, such as satisfaction or pleasure gained from…
INVERSE KINEMATICS
Typically specified in terms of positions and the transformation necessary to go from movement goals also the trajectories in space,…
INVOLUNTARY RESPONSE
The reflex contraction of the pupils in response to bright light and the response that is not under conscious control
IPRONIAZID
Developed in the 1950s to treat tuberculosis and is a monoamine oxidase inhibitor, it was later found the have therapeutic…
IRRADIATION THEORY OF LEARNING
the theory, which states that each and every stimulus triggers a particular set of cells in the brain; consequentially this…
INETABOTROPIC RECEPTOR
The name of a neurotransmitter receptor that does not contain an ion channel but may use a G protein to…
INTERFERENCE
1. Term describing the blocking of learning and or recall by remembering conflicting material. Many sources, prior and subsequent learning,…
INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITY (ICF)
Facility providing appropriate levels of nursing and medical care to individuals who do not require the care and treatment provided…
INTERNAL FRUSTRATION
Psychoanalytic theory. the term applied to the denial of gratification of instinctual impulses due to internal factors such as the…
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR SPORT PSYCHOLOGY (ISSP)
Name of the international society of individuals and national organizations interested in sport and exercise psychology.