Neurology

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FALSE SELF

was one of the primary canons postulated by the British psychoanalyst Donald Winnicott (1896 - 1971) in the larger and

FAST MAPPING

is the seemingly fast ability for a young people, especially babies to learn entirely new words on the general understanding

FEMININITY

a person in possession of social and role behaviours that are presumed to be characteristic of a girl or woman,

FILTER THEORY

1. The theory of attention proposing that unattended channels of information are filtered prior to identification. 2. An explanation in

FLASHBACK

1. Reliving an event or part of an event that was traumatic. 2. The spontaneous recurrence of visual hallucinations in

FOLIE A TROIS

Another shared psychotic disorder where 3 people in the same family share the same or similar delusions. French for triple

FORGETTING

the term that is given to a person's inability to remember or recall a thing that should have been remembered.

FRAGMENTATION OF THINKING

where the process of thinking is confused where a complete action is no longer possible. It is a primary symptom

FREQUENCY PRINCIPLE

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

FULLY FUNCTIONING PERSON

a person with a healthy personality, who experiences freedom of choice and action, is creative, exhibits the qualities of existential

FUNCTIONAL LIMITATION

a term given to the restriction or lack of ability in performing an action or activity.

GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE (GSR)

a response to stimuli that produces a change in the electrical resistance of the skin mainly in areas where there

GENDER CONSTANCY

the a child's emerging sense of the permanence of being a boy or a girl and an understanding that occurs

GENERAL ABILITY TESTS

These tests are designed to measure the general factor of intelligence. They usually require, among other things, understanding and applying

GENERATION EFFECT

effect that memory for items to be remembered in an experiment is enhanced if the participants help to generate the

GENITALITY

the term that is used for the capacity of a person to experience erotic sensation in the genital organs, starting

GIFTEDNESS

the state of a person who has a large amount of natural ability or talent in something that is seen

GOAL ORIENTATION

1. Tendency for a person to physically and mentally position themselves toward their goal. 2. Characteristic of a person tending

GRIEF

The anguish that a person will experience after a significant loss like the death of a beloved person. Distinguished from

GUIDED PARTICIPATION

Process where the influence of social partners and social cultural practices combine to give support and direction to children and