Neurology

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SOCIOGENIC HYPOTHESIS

the ideal that social conditions are the major cause of mental and behavioural disorders.

SOMATOGRAPHY

a variety of body visualisation techniques used in engineering and equipment design.

SPATIAL NEGLECT

a disorder where a person has trouble in recognising and using space. This occurs mainly on a person's left side.

SPEECH FUNCTIONS

These are the reasons for speech such as communication and to maintain social relationships. See speech act.

S-R LEARNING MODEL

a hypothesis that says learning leads to forming stimulus-response connections and is used in Pavlovian conditioning. In instrumental conditioning, the

STATE THEORIES OF HYPNOSIS

This theory says a hypnotic induction evokes a unique altered state of consciousness in the participant. You can compare non-state

STIMULUS ONSET ASYNCHRONY (SOA)

the time it takes for one stimulus to end and another to start. Compare interstimulus interval.

STRUCTURAL FAMILY THERAPY

Is a family psychotherapy that gives a modus for analytical approach to family problems that goes from the assumption that

SUBLIMINAL PRIMING

It is the stimulations on the unconscious and it increases the probability of later occurrence as well as the related

SUMMATION

1. Procedure in which neural vigor is produced after series of two or more stimulus that single would not produce

SURFACE TRAITS

sum of 35 individual traits that can be directly observed from the patient's conduct. These traits are consistent with not

SYMPTOM

It is a deviation of what it is considered as normal and it indicates the mental or physical disorder to

SYNTHETIC APPROACH

It is synthesizing or combining of different processes, components or system. It is used as a means of learning or

TANGENTIALITY

it is a condition in which person experienced flight of ideas and unable to focus on main point. The inability

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POOLED INTERDEPENDENCE

a job condition wherein the job is divided among a number of people, units, or groups, each of which performs

POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION

a major depressive event or, less typically, minor depressive disorder which impacts women within four weeks following the birth of

PRECAUSAL THINKING

the propensity of a young kid to interpret natural occurrences, like clouds, wind, and rain, with consideration to intentions and

PREOCCUPIED ATTACHMENT

an adult attachment style which mixes an adverse interior working design of attachment of oneself, marked by doubt in one

POPULATION DENSITY

the amount of individuals or other living beings per unit of space.