Neurology

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FLAGELLATION

a term that is applied to one person who whips another or submits to whipping. It can be a form

FOCUS OF CONVENIENCE

seen in George Kelly's personality theory and is the name of the set of phenomena to which any given theory

FOREWARNING OF PERSUASIVE POSITION

the term applied to the receipt of information that a subsequent communication will contain arguments for a particular attitudinal position.

FRAGMENTATION

a term that describes the separation or the division of something into pieces or fragments. It is the name of

FREQUENCY POLYGON

the name given to the graph that depicts a statistical distribution that is made up of lines connecting the peaks

FULFILLMENT MODEL

a basic model of personality theory based on assumptions of primary motivation being self-fulfilment such as the drive to fulfil

FUNCTIONAL JOB ANALYSIS (FJA)

Form of job analysis where tasks are rated on degrees of complexity they entail in dealing with people, data and

GAIN-LOSS THEORY OF ATTRACTION

Theory of interpersonal attraction where a person's like or dislike for another is affected by their estimation of them and

GENDER CONSISTENCY

the understanding that your own and other people's sex is fixed across situations regardless of superficial changes in appearance or

GENERAL ABILITY

a term that is used to describe the measurable ability believed to underlie skill in handling all types of intellectual

GENITAL STIMULATION

Factors of sexual arousal including integration of male and female genital reflexes, odours, hormone secretions, sights, sounds and tactile and

GHOST SICKNESS

the name of a culture bound syndrome in Native American communities. Symptoms can include a preoccupation with death and the

GOAL GRADIENT

These are the systematic changes in behavior occurring as the function of spatial or temporal distance from the reinforcer.

GRID ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (GRID OD)

The comprehensive organisational development intervention. Aim is to increase a manager's concern for people and production to improve effectiveness of

GROWTH GROUP

the term that describes the group that focuses on the growth and development of each individual member. See encounter group;

INTERINDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES

the name describing the variations between people in one or more traits, behaviors or characteristics such as variations in intelligence).

INTERROLE CONFLICT

The role conflict that occurs when individuals have one role or more when within a group and the behaviours and

INTRAPERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

The intelligence involved in self understanding, ones motives, ones skills and also reflecting upon oneself etc. Intelligence that is intrapersonal

INVARIANT SEQUENCE

An order that is unchanging and in stage theories of development and in the order in which the stages of