Neurology

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JOB INVOLVEMENT

the degree to which a person identifies with their job. Job accomplishments lead to a strong sense of pride and

KINDNESS

It is a benevolent and helpful action intentionally directed towards another person, it is motivated by the desire to help

LABELING

Patient may be incomplete or misleading, because not all cases conform to the sharply defined characteristics of the standard diagnostic

LAW OF FREQUENCY

The theory that learning increases with the repetition of a process. Also known as the law of repetition.

EYEBALLING

is a term, typically classed as 'slang' which is used to describe the preliminary observance of search results or a

FACIAL-AFFECT PROGRAM

is a purely hypothetical creation based on a set of central nervous system nerves, which could be responsible for the

FAIRNESS

has a range of potential meanings, for example fairness could refer to the equal opportunity of job applicants when applying

FAMILIARITY

is a generic feeling in which a situation, event, place, person or object directly provokes a subjective feeling of recognition

FEATURE-INTEGRATION THEORY (FIT)

a two-stage theory of visual attention. In the first stage, basic features are processed automatically, independently, and in parallel. In

FIELD EXPERIMENT

an experiment that is not conducted inside a laboratory but is done outside in the real world setting. Participants are

FISHER'S R TO Z TRANSFORMATION

the mathematical transformation of the product-moment correlation coefficient to a new statistic whose sampling distribution is the normal distribution. It

FLUID INTELLIGENCE

the name of the form of intelligence that comprises all of our fluid abilities. See fluid crystallised intelligence theory.

FORAGING

the term applied to the searching and locating of food and it subsequent ingestion. It involves many steps such as

FORMAL THOUGHT DISORDER

the name that is applied to a disturbance of thought processes that features a disruption in the form and structure

FREE RECALL

a term used in memory experiments where a person is asked to recall a list of items. The list can

FRINGE CONSCIOUSNESS

These are the aspects of our consciousness and experience that lack the focal and perceptual qualities. They vary a lot

FUNCTIONAL APPROACH TO ATTITUDES

a theoretical perspective that postulates that attitudes are formed to serve one or more different functions and that these functions

FUNDAMENTAL SKILL

1. The ability needed to perform a task or understand an idea. 2. The basic ability necessary to function competently

GATEKEEPER

A health care professional asociated with a care organisation who determines a person's access to the helth care services provided.

GENDER ROLE

the pattern of behaviour, personality traits and attitudes defining masculinity or femininity in a certain culture. Determined by upbringing that