Neurology

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BLOCKING

n. a phenomenon in which a previously-learned thought process prevents or delays the learning and conditioning of new behavior. It

BRAIN COMPARATOR

n. a structure which exists theoretically in the brain, the function of which would be to compare an intended movement

BUNDLE HYPOTHESIS

n. a hypothesis which states that a whole is merely the sum of its parts. First proposed by German-American psychologist

CARTESIAN DUALISM

n. a principle which essentially states that the mind and body are non-identical. The body (and brain) are made of

CAUSAL AMBIGUITY

n. a scenario in which there are at least two kinds of phenomena operating in the same situation, and it

BENEFFECTANCE

The combination of benevolence and effectiveness. Self-deception enhances their actions so they appear to morally good. See positive illusion.

CONCOMITANT VARIATION

1. the modification of two sensations simultaneously, wherein the variables might be informally connected or both variables might be impacted

CONDITIONED TASTE AVERSION

the correlation of the taste of liquid or food with a negative stimulant, resulting in a quite swift and everlasting

CONFLUENCE

noun. A blending or mixing of many compounds.

CONSENSUAL VALIDATION

the procedure wherein a professional assists a patient in verifying the correctness of their interpretation or the outcomes of their

CONSTRUCTIVE ALTERNATIVISM

with regard to the personality construct theory posed by American psychologist George A. Kelly, the ability to see the world

CONTENTUAL OBJECTIVISM VERSUS CONTENTUAL SUB

the concern of whether or not the appropriate topic subject of psychology is impartial behavior or the unbiased domain of

CONTRALATERAL HEMISPHERE

the cerebral half on the opposite side of one's head from any body part or organ which is thought to

CONVERGENT THINKING

the kind of critical thinking wherein a person examines a quantity of previously developed resolutions in effort to resolve an

CORRELATION

noun. The magnitude of a union between two traits.

COST-REWARD ANALYSIS

with regard to social psychology, a design which tries to depict helping behavior with respect to the supports and prices

CREATIVE INTELLIGENCE

with regard to the triarchic theory of intelligence, the group of skills utilized to produce, generate, find, analyze, imagine, and

CROSS-LAGGED PANEL DESIGN

a longitudinal trial and error model employed to escalate the likelihood of causal impact wherein two factors, both B and

CULTURAL MONISM

a stance or viewpoint postulating that multiculturalism functions against social conformity and that minorities should thus be prompted to align

CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT

the procedure consisting of the modeling of materials for directives which will be employed within a certain educational district, facility,