INTCRJUDGE RELIABILITY, INTERRESPONSE TIME (IRT)
thegn term that is used to describe the time between successive responses, especially between successive responses of the same type.
INTERGROUP CONFLICT
The term for disagreement or confrontation between two or more groups and their members. This may involve physical violence, interpersonal…
INTERMISSION
the term that is used to describe the asymptomatic period that can occur between manic episodes and major depressive episodes.
INTERNAL OBJECT
the image or a representation of a person that is experienced as an internalised presence in the mind. The psyche…
INTERNEURON
the name that is given to a neuron that is neither sensory nor motor but connects other neurons within the…
INTERPERSONAL INTELLIGENCE
in the mui.tiplf.-intel- ligences theory, the intelligence involved in under
INTERQUARTILE RANGE
Index of dispersion in a batch of scores. The difference between the 75th percentile and the 25th percentile scores in…
INTERSUBJECTIVITY
1. A philosophical view to all public events are objective and are shared experiences that are subjective. 2. communication that…
INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
An interviewer will ask questions from a script that they are contained in
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE (ICP)
Excessive intracranial pressure, is pressure within the skull and brain damage can be caused and blood flow is impeded within…
INTRAPSYCHIC ATAXIA
Coordination of feelings and lack of them, volition, and thoughts (e.g. laughing when depressed). The Austrian psychi-atrist F.rwin Stranskv introduced…
INTROJECTIVE PERSONALITY
According to theories that are psychoanalytic personality development and the line of it is focused on evaluation and achievement
INTUITIVE STAGE
Cognitive development in Jean Piaget's theory, during the period of the preoperational stage, from a out 4 to 7 years,…
INVOLUTIONAL DEPRESSION
A depressive episode that occurs during late middle age or menopause and a largely obsolete name for it
ISOLATE MONKEY
a monkey raised in complete isolation from a very early age or separated from its mother at birth.
ISOTONIC CONTROL
A controlling gadget, such as a button or switch, that is activated by displacement of the control from a neutral…