Neurology

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GENOTYPE-ENVIRONMENT EFFECTS

3 types of effects proposed. 1. Passive from biologically related parents. 2. Evocative from responses elicited by others. 3. active

GLAND

the name that describes the organ that secretes a substance needed for some bodily function or for discharge from the

GONAD

then name that is given to either of the primary male and female sex organs, the testis or the ovary.

GROUP DYNAMICS

1. Dynamic and not static processes of a group affecting patterns and changes in communication, decisions and power. 2. Psychology.

GUSTATORY SYSTEM

all of the primary structures that are involved with detection and responses to taste and eating. Includes taste buds, papillae,

INTERNAL CONSISTENCY

term used to describe the degree to which all the items on a test measure the same thing.

INTERSPECIES INTERACTION

Interactions between species and all forms of it. Interactions that are long term and include parasitism, which is one species

INTRINSIC MOTIVATION

A specific activity with an incentive to engage and is derived from the activity itself (e.g. a genuine interest in

INVOLUNTARY ERRORS

Knowing they are mistakes and errors that are made in spite of this, a slip of the tongue and and

JOB DESCRIPTIVE INDEX (JI)I)

a 72-item instrument measuring employees' attitudes in areas such as work, pay, supervision, promotions and coworkers.

KENNARD PRINCIPLE

This principle that brain damage sustained early in life is less debilitating that brain damage sustained in later life, presumably

L DATA

Based on the life record or life history of an individuals and the information about their personality, see o data,

LATENT TRAIT THEORY

A model for the design of instruments used in observing traits or testing unobservable traits. The preferred method of developing

EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION

is the binary opposite to intrinsic motivation. Extrinsic motivation explains the drive for an individual to participate within a specific

FACEWORK

has a multitude of potential definintions depending on the application. For example, in social interactions, facework refers to strategic social

FACTOR-COMPARISON METHOD

is one of the many methods used to evaluate jobs which is then used to set an appropriate wage or

FALSE-CONSENSUS EFFECT

is a popular social phenomena where an individual believes that own beliefs, ideals, concepts, opinions, values and attitudes are held

FEAR OF REJECTION

is a well documented persistent and irrational fear of being socially excluded from a pack (this is when considered from

FETISH

1. An object that is not sexual but will arouse sexual interest. 2. Behaviour that involves fetishism. See object fetish.

FINGER TAPPING TEST

the name that is given to a test that is a measure of a person's fine motor speed when they