Insomnia

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FATIGUE

is a medical term which is used to describe a period of extreme tiredness, as a result of emotional strain,

FREQUENCY

the term that is used to describe the number of repetitions of a periodic signal or event.

FUTURE ORIENTATION

a time perspective that is focused on the future, especially on how to achieve your future goals.

GROUP TEST

the term that is applied to the test administered to several individuals simultaneously. Compare individual test.

INVARIANT FEATURE

An object that does not change or its characteristic when the object is viewed under different circumstances. Features that are

FATIGUE EFFECT

is one of the many effects attributed to fatigue, where the individual gradually becomes less and less efficient, even when

FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION

the plot of the frequency of occurrence of scores of various sizes that have been arranged from lowest to highest

FUTURE-MINDEDNESS

the term used for the ability to engage in means to end future about the future. Being able to think

GUILFORD-ZIMMERMAN TEMPERAMENT SURVEY (GZTS)

Measures 10 traits of personality: ascendance, sociability, friendliness, thoughtfulness, personal relations, masculinity, objectivity, general activity, restraint and emotional stability. 300

INVENTORY

In form of a question, it describes a behaviour and the studying or it, interests and attitudes, it is a

FEELING

1. The self contained experience of phenomena. The feelings are subjective and are independent of the sensory modality. 2. Any

FREQUENCY JUDGMENT

the term used for the person's judgement of how many times a stimulus is presented during a test. See word

GAF SCALE

Abbreviation of global assessment of functioning that is a numerical scale from 1 -100 used by mental health practitioners.

INTERNAL BOUNDARY

Psychoanalytic theory. The name of the boundary between ego and id. Also called inner boundary. Compare external boundary.

INVERTED-U HYPOTHESIS

Performance and motivation and the proposed correlation between them, the performance is poorest when motivation or arousal at very high

FIELD DEPENDENCE

cognitive style where the person relies on external cues rather than internal cues. These people are susceptible to deceptive cues

FREQUENCY PRINCIPLE

the principle that states that the greater the stimulation intensity, the greater the frequency of nerve impulses elicited. An organisms

GAMBLER'S FALLACY

failure to recognise a chance event and gives the belief that an outcome can be predicted that is based on

INTERPERSONAL

the term that deals with the actions, events and feelings that exists between 2 or more people.

ITEM VALIDITY

In a test or experiment the extent to which an individual item measures what it purports to measure.