Neurology

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ELABORATION

1. Process of linking information to be emembered to information we already know. See elaborative rehearsal. 2. Developing an idea

EMERGENCE

1. Philosophy of the mind where the notion that conscious experience results but can't be reduced to a brain process.

EMPIRICAL SELF

The self that is known to the self. Where me is contrasted to I.

ENDOCRINOLOGIST

Person who studies the endocrine system.

ENTROPY

1. Quality of thermodynamics that measures the energy of a closed system. 2. Statistics. Measure of the disorder of a

EPISTEMOLOGY

Branch of philiosophy concerning the nature, origin and limitations of knowledge and justification of truth claims.

ESTABLISHING OPERATION

Any event or procedure that changes the efficacy of a stimulus as a punisher or reinforcer.

EVALUATOR CREDIBILITY

The extent that the evaluator of the program is considerd trustworthy by stakeholders.

EXISTENTIAL PHENOMENOLOGY

A philosophical development from the phenomology seen in the work of Heidegger. Where we try to acheive immediate and direct

EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

Any research based on random experiments to draw a causal inference.

LEADER PROTOTYPE

A person who is the leader of a company or group who is thought to possess features shared by most

LEE-BOOT EFFECT

an effect concerning females which involves a prolonged diestrus phase, normally induced by exposure to pheromones.

LIFE EVENTS

events which occur during the life cycle which can either be age related in which case involve events such as

LIPID-METABOLISM DISORDERS

a selection of anomalous metabolic processes which result in the accumulation of fatty substances in the blood and tissues of

LOGICAL POSITIVISM

a philosophical approach to verifying information which apparently holds meaning and truth of all nontautological statements which is dependent on

LOVEMAP

first proposed by New Zealand born psychologist John Money, the love map is an individuals mental image of their ideal

MANIFESTATION

An indication of the onset of a condition or complex.

MASSED PRACTICE

is considered less effective than a distributed practice, a massed practice involves learning a large amount of material over a

MATURATIONAL CRISIS

is a state which describes a period of intense disorganization of an individuals mood or emotions which typically arise during

MEDICAL MODEL

is a term in psychology which is the view that abnormal behaviour is the result of physical problems and should