Neurology

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SPATIAL DISCRIMINATION

Being able to detect differences in spatial location.

SPECIFICITY THEORY

a theory that the pain mechanism, like hearing and vision, is a specific modality that has its own central and

SPRANGER

a system of classification that sorts humans by six basic cultural values: theoretical, economic, aesthetic, social, political, and religious. This

STANDARDIZATION

process to establish norms and uniform procedures.

STIMULUS DISCRIMINATION

being able to distinguish between different stimuli. See discrimination.

STRIVING FOR SUPERIORITY

Is the use of effort to obtain superiority over others. This drive motivates a person to do everything perfect and

SUBJECTIVE TEST

The test which is not scored by following strict rules. There is an open choice to score them. These tests

SUCKER EFFECT

end product of the idea that person who doesn't want that group members think of him in negative manner, decreases

SUPPRESSION

person's effective try to stop thinking about negative things, or better said to try to gain control over undesirable thoughts,

SYMBOLIC REPRESENTATION

process of expressing mental processes and ideas in symbolic way, by use of words or sound. In this process, you

SYNDROME OF OBSTINATE PROGRESSION

It is a syndrome where there is the continuous forward of the progression of the leg movement which may be

TACTILE PERCEPTION

The perception that is made through touch receptors is known as tactile perception. This involves only sense of touch to

TAXONOMY

the science of classification.

SELF-COMPLEXITY

the degree to that different aspects of the self-concept are not connected to each other. No aspect of self-concept relates

SELF-OBJECTIFICATION

how we achieve objective knowledge about our self and our understanding of our self.

SEMANTIC CODE

how we store things in memory by applying a conceptual or abstract image to them. You can compare it with

SENSE ORGAN

an organ that contains receptor cells that are sensitive to stimuli. It is also known as a sensory organ; sensory

SENSORY ORGANIZATION

the neural process of impulse organisation from sensory receptors into a meaningful perception.

SERIAL POSITION EFFECT

The effect an item's position has to how well we remember it.

SEXUAL INHIBITION

a suppressing sexual desire or an inability to feel sexual desire, or to perform. Read also about the hypoactive sexual