Neurology

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BEHAVIORAL DYNAMICS

n. a descriptive analysis of the internal behavior patterns which motivate or cause the overt, external behavior. There is a

BELL'S PHENOMENON

n. a normal defense reflex, this is an observable upward-and-outward movement of the globes of the eyes when attempting to

BIOECOLOGICAL THEORY OF INTELLIGENCE

n. a less-than-traditional approach to the study of intelligence. This theory recognizes the role of society and the environment in

BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL SYSTEM

n. in the context of illness and disease, refers to a systematic approach to the study of mental health in

BODY BOUNDARIES

n. A component of body image in which there may be definite or indefinite boundaries set by personality. For instance,

BRAIN GRAFT

n. the introduction of new, healthy tissue to a diseased part of the brain. It involves either a surgical implantation

BUTTERFLY EFFECT

a term which describes nonlinear causal relationships, in the way that the fluttering of a butterfly's wings in one side

CASANOVA COMPLEX

n. a strong desire that drives a man to make as many sexual conquests or take as many lovers as

CAUSAL CHAIN

A hypothetical or actual sequence of events which lead to a particular effect. The chain of events must be ordered

COMREY PERSONALITY SCALES (CPS)

created by American psychologist Andrew Laurence Comrey, a reserve of personal differences in 8 personality characteristics designed mainly through factor

CONCRETE IMAGE

a vision that is recollected with respect to certain sense factors, like the smell of a specific perfume.

CONDUCTION

noun. With regard to physiology, the communication of arousal in a muscle, nerve, or other tissue.

CONFOUNDS

noun. factors that fluctuate with the independent variable and whose affects on the dependent variable are subsequently hard to distinguish

CONSEQUENCE

noun. A result of behavior in a chosen scenario.

CONSTRUCTIVE MEMORY

a type of recollection characterized by the utilization of basic insights retained in the memory to build a more thorough

CONTEXT CLUES

signs offered by the surrounding framework which allow a reader to understand a term that isn't a sight word.

CONTRAPREPARED BEHAVIOR

a behavior which is quite hard, if not impossible, for a specific set of persons or animals to acquire.

CONVERSATIONAL INFERENCE

the manner in which individuals participating in talk correspondence can often imply the connotations meant to be rendered by other

CORRELATIONAL STUDY

an examination of the union between at least two variants.

COUNSELOR

someone who is expertly skilled in social work, psychology, counseling, or nursing who possesses specific training in at least one