Neurology

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OBJECTIVE SCORING

scoring an examination by way of a formula or key, so that varied scorers will come to the exact same

OHANA

noun. the family group in the Hawaiian society, marked by a moral system which stresses multi-generational kinship, consisting of the

OPPORTUNISTIC SAMPLING

the choosing of participants or other sampling factors for an experiment or questionnaire essentially because they're readily available.

ORGANIC SENSATION

a feeling which stems from deep inside the body. Commonly referred to as visceral feeling.

OROFACIAL DYSKINESIA

behavior marked by irregular chewing, mouthing, and tongue motions which appear to be like indicators of tardive dyskinesia.

OVERCOMPENSATION

noun. Reference: compensation.

PAPER-AND-PENCIL TEST

an examination wherein the problems or queries are penned, printed, or drawn and the answers are penned too.

PARATAXIC DISTORTION

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, a skewed understanding or judgment of other people on the premise of past encounters or

PATHOLOGICAL AGING

modifications which take place due to age-based illness, as independent from modifications correlated with typical healthy aging.

PERCEIVED SELF-EFFICACY

postulated by Albert Bandura as a primary determinant of emotional and motivational conditions and behavioral change, a person's subjective comprehension

PERFECTIONISM

noun. the propensity to require of other people or of oneself a greater degree of performance than is mandated by

PERSONAL ORIENTATION INVENTORY (POI)

an inventory aimed to measure self-actualization. It contains 150 objects which each consist of two statements depicting values or actions.

PERSUASIVE ARGUMENTS THEORY

a study of group polarization which presumes the opinions of group members conversing about a problem or choice will be

PHONEME

noun. with regard to language, a speech noise which plays an important part in a linguistics and can't be examined

PICTORIAL REALISM

a model standard positing that pictures on a visual display ought to match the cognitive design of the utilizer.

DEEP DEPRESSION

A sever depressive episode.

DELAYED REINFORCEMENT

Reinforcement that happens after a response. Delay may be signaled or unsignaled.

DESCRIPTIVE NORMS

The socially determined standards or morms describing how people react , feel and think in any given situation. Compare injunctive

DEVELOPMENTAL TASK

Any physical, social, intellectual and emotional ability or acheivement needed to be acquired at each developmental stage of life. See

DIFFERENTIAL EFFECT

Parapsychology. The higher than chance a particpant has in being right using zener cards. See decline effect- focusing effect- position