Neurology

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SOCIAL DRIVE

the drive we have to establish relationships with other people. See affiliative drive; gregariousness.

SOCIAL NEUROSCIENCE

Social neuroscience is a new discipline that aims to integrate social and biological approaches to human behaviour. They are often…

SOCIAL ZONE

Actually, social zone is a zone of distance between 2 people like an attorney and his client. You can compare…

SOCIOTECHNICAL SYSTEMS APPROACH

an approach to designing and evaluating work systems. It is based on a theory that roles and tasks, technology and…

SOURCE CONFUSION

Source confusion is an attribute seen in different people's accounts of the same event after hearing people speak about the…

SPECIAL FACTOR

an ability used in cognitive processes such as a mathematical ability. It was proposed in 1904 by British psychologist and…

SPLIT BRAIN

brain that has been cut into 2 hemispheres and is used on animals in experiments to see what part does…

STALENESS

a result of over training in sporting activities.

STIGMA

The characteristic of an individual that may develop a socially negative attitude towards the individual. This may be due to…

STORAGE

term relating to the state of an item retained in a person's memory. See retention.

SUBJECT

The participant (either a human or non human) that is taken for the purpose of doing research. It also refers…

SUBSTANTIA NIGRA

Area of grey matter in the middle brain, called after its dark pigment. It sends dopaminergic neurons to basal ganglia.…

SUPERSTITION

1. A belief that is founded on the operation of supernatural or magical forces. 2. An unscientific belief that is…

SUSTO

Latin-American group of related symptoms that lead these individuals, after occurrence of certain traumatic event, to believe that their soul…

SYNAPTIC CLEFT

a gap in a synapse between the terminal butt on one neuron and the dendrite of a neighbouring neuron. Also…

TABULA RASA CONCEPT

According to this concept, mind is evolved as blank tablet when a person is born and everything is written over…

TASK IDENTITY

These are the motivating features of a task that are specified in a job characteristics model of Richard Hackman and…

SELF-DISCREPANCY

the incongruousness between different aspects of our own self-concepts. To have a difference between various concepts of one's ideologies due…

SELF-REPORT BIAS

This problem arises when people do a self-report and try to make a good impression of them or are unsure…

SEMANTICITY

1. The property of a language that allows it to represent events, ideas, objects and actions and to communicate meaning.2.…