Neurology

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SOMATIC

Described or relating to, arising from the body as separate from arising in the mind. To describe relate to, or

SPATIAL DENSITY

the density that is altered by changing the space and not the number of objects.

SPECIFICITY OF BEHAVIOR

1. Certain behaviour is brought about by certain stimuli. 2. The fixed pattern of behaviour in a situation.

SPORT SOCIOLOGY

applying the theories of sociology to sport and its role in a society. Its main focus is to determine the

STANDARD SCORE

the score that is obtained from an original score by subtracting the mean value of all scores in the batch

STIMULUS DIFFERENTIATION

It is the process of understanding the difference between two stimuli. Read also discrimination learning. 2. in Gestalt psychology, the

STRESS-INDUCED ANALGESIA

Is the minimal level of pain perceived when a person is exposed to extreme physical trauma. In this situation, person

SUBJECTIVE ORGANIZATION

To make associations among the previously learned items and the new items to be learned. In this way, memory can

SUCCORANCE NEED

American psychologist Murray defined this as a desire to acquire help and security from other person.

SUPPORT GROUP

Group that contains individuals with similar problems, who meet on a regular basis to share problems and get support and

SYMBOLIC LEARNING THEORY

a theory that want to elaborate how can imagination improve one's achievement. This theory states that imagination can improve system

SYNDROME

It is a group of the symptoms together with the signs that result to only one cause. They can indicate

TACTILE ILLUSION

The wrong perception of touch receptors. A person's false perception that is made by touching the thing but he cannot

TASTE BUD

a goblet shaped structure on our tongue with taste cells. These buds have taste cells in them. These are basically

SELF-BLAMING DEPRESSION

the name for a major depressive episode where an unreasonable guilt is evident. This depression is experienced because a person

SELF-INVENTORY

a question are used by a person to check the characteristics they perceive to apply to themselves.

SELF-VERBALIZATION

where we talk to ourselves out loud that can be a cognitive strategy to foster internal self-regulation by a verbally

SENSE OF COHERENCE

a perception of having clarity or intelligibility, being capable of thinking and expressing yourself clearly. 2. The ability to present

SENSORY MEMORY

brief memory storage of sensory information which holds material before it is recoded for other memory or for comprehension. It

SERIAL POSITION CURVE

a graphic representation of items remembered as a function of the order they were presented in. Item sat the beginning