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IN VIVO EXPOSURE THERAPY

A person is exposed to situations provoking anxiety in a real world condition to try to master the anxiety and

INTERFACE

1. The means of interaction between two systems, disciplines, individuals, groups or components. 2. To interact or form an interconnection.

INTERMARRIAGE

1. Marriage between people of different racial, ethnic or religious groups. See exogamy; miscegenation; outbreeding. 2. Marriage between related people.

INTERNAL EVALUATOR

Name of the person who conducts an evaluation of a service delivery program and is also a regular full-time staff

INTERNATIONAL PILOT STUDY OF SCHIZOPHRENIA (IPSS)

This was a study sponsored by the World Health organisation with psychiatrists from 9 countries and 1119 patients assigned to

INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT

the term used to describe the disagreement between 2 people in respect to values and attitudes.

INTERPRET

1. Orally translate from one language into another. A distinction is made between interpreting to convey the sense of the

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

INTRACELLULAR FLUID

Cellular fluid and the fluid that is in the cells

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

INTUITION

Perception or immediate insight as contrasted with conscious reflection or reasoning. Intuitions have been characterized as quasi-mystical alternatively experiences and

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

ISOCHRONY

A noun presenting an easily-spottable reguularity with which components of complex movements are often produced at one and the same

ISONIAZID

a medicine for treating tuberculosis, which blocks the function of pyridoxine in metabolizing glutamic acid in order to form the

ITERATION

A certain computational step repetition until futher repetition no longer changes the outcome or until the repetition meets some other