Neurology

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GLASS CEILING

the name for the invisible barrier that prevents able and ambitious women from rising to positions of authority in many…

GONADOSTAT THEORY

the name of the mechanism that is associated with the initiation of puberty where ovarian or testicular hormones regulate hypothalamic…

GROUP HARMONY

This describes the extent to which group interactions among members are friendly, congruous and free from any conflicts.

I STATEMENT

Communication tool where the first person pronoun is used in talking about a person's issues in relationships. They reduce the…

INTERNAL VALIDITY

Degree to which a study or experiment is free from flaws in its internal structure and its results can therefore…

INTERSTIMULUS INTERVAL (1S1)

Stimulus and the time between presentations, and are timed usually from one end of the presentation stimulus and to the…

INTROCEPTION

A person that is attentive and understanding to the motives, needs and experiences of herself or himself and others. It…

INVOLUNTARY TURNOVER

An organization and the number of employees who leave involuntarily in a given period. Involuntary turnover is the distinction usually…

JOB DIAGNOSTIC SURVEY (JDS)

It is the measure of the motivational components of a job, as identified by the job characteristics MODI I. of…

KETOCONAZOLE

It is an antifungal agent that has been suggested as a treatment for depression resistant to conventional drugs, due to…

LABELED LINES

Inputs to the brain that are nerve inputs and the brain conceptualized as each reporting only one particular type of…

LATERAL HYPOTHALAMUS (LH)

The portion of the hyothalamus which aides in the process of eating and stimulation of this part of the brain…

EXTRINSIC RELIGION

is the binary opposite of intrinsic religion. Extrinsic religion primarily concerns itself with the social and moral obligations to those…

FACIAL EXPRESSION

was first theorized and discussed by the British biologist Charles Darwin (1809 - 1882) as a form of communication between…

FACTORIAL INVARIANCE

is a theory which implies all variables (not only certain variables in a select group) remain identical during the processes…

FALSIFICATIONISM

was first proposed by Austrian-born British philosopher Karl Popper (1902 - 1994) postulating that only through falisification can a concept…

FEATURE ABSTRACTION

Hypothetical process where a person learns from experience with the exemplars of different categories where features are used to describe…

FIDELITY

1. the faithfulness of one person to another, a group or a belief. 2. The degree of accuracy of a…

FIRST-ORDER FACTOR

Used in factor analysis. Any factors that are derived from the correlation among the manifest variables, as opposed to second-…

FLOW PATTERN

a term that is used to describe the aggregate movement of the elements that are in a visual scene as…