Neurology

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SOURCE MEMORY

Being able to remember the origin of a memory or of the knowledge of how we came to have that

SPECIES-SPECIFIC DEFENSE REACTION (SSDR)

a defence reaction to adverse stimuli when another is absent. This bias determines the rate of learning an organism may

SPONTANEOUS SPEECH

Speech without responding to a direct question.

STANDARD

A basis for evaluating the worth of something and how it should be. It is just like a general idea

STIGMATOPHILIA

a sexual interest in and the arousal by a partner who has tattoos or scars in the genital area.

STRANGULATED AFFECT

Is the physical symptom that is seen when a person inhibits a normal discharge of emotion. This theory was advanced

SUBJECT VARIABLE

The variable which is related to individual in the research is called subject variable. This variable is not usually changed

SUBSTITUTES FOR LEADERSHIP THEORY

approach which states that leader is not important for the efficient group action in certain working situation. Read also situational

SUPERSTITIOUS BEHAVIOR

Type of the reaction to certain situations/impulses that gets so embedded in individual's course of action that he repeats it

SYLLOGISM

kind of logical mental process where one conclusion in combination with another one brings forward the third logical conclusion. a

SYNAPTIC DEPRESSION

a reduced ability of a synapse to transmit a neural signal.

TACHISTOSCOPE

a device which displays the object, pictures, numbers and words on the screen. It is also known as T scope.

TASK STRUCTURE

it is the structure in which the means to the end; everything is structured properly to perform a task. To

SELF-ACTUALIZATION

The realisation of what you are capable of. Also called self-realisation. See humanistic psychology; Maslow's Motivational Hierarchy. By doing this,

SELF-ENHANCEMENT MOTIVE

a desire to think well of ourselves and to be well thought by others. just like to wish to be

SELF-SYSTEM

used to describe a person with a fixed personality based on approved behaviour patterns where disapproved patterns are blocked out.

SENESCENCE

1. The biological process of being old. 2. The condition of being old.

SENSORY EXPLOITATION

Sensory exploitation is to use sensory bias to gain a better reproductive success by changing behaviour to be more attractive

SEQUENTIAL PROCESSING

Processing that occurs in sequence and not altogether. See single channel model. Compare parallel processing.

SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

These are the actions that lead to reproduction and stimulation of sexual organs for satisfaction without conception. It can orientation,