SELF-REFLECTION
The examination and contemplation of our thoughts and actions. Look on the reflective consciousness.
SELF-STATEMENT TRAINING (SST)
the use of positive reinforcement about ourselves and is used in self-instructional training.
SEMANTIC DISSOCIATION
a distortion between a word and its meaning featured in thought disorders seen in schizophrenics. The meaning and the syntax…
SENSORIMOTOR MEMORY
Sensorimotor memory is a memory of a traumatic experience that is encoded rather than verbal. These episodes are usually occurred…
SENSORY CONVERSION SYMPTOMS
a conversion disorder where we lose a sense of touch or pain, have blindness or double vision, tinnitus, deafness. Double…
SENSORY LEAKAGE
This can be seen in experiments for ESP where some clues may be given to the subject inadvertently through sensory…
SENSORY SUPPRESSION
This occurs when a person receives more than one stimulus but only reacts to one.
SEPARATION-INDIVIDUATION
a development phase where a baby slowly differentiates himself from the mother and is aware of their own identity. It…
SERIAL INTERPRETATION
Psychoanalytic technique where consecutive dreams are studied that when taken as a group provide clues that would be overlooked in…
SEVERITY ERROR
a rating error where ratings are consistently overly negative especially with the regard to sex-influenced character to the performance or…
SELF-BLAMING DEPRESSION
the name for a major depressive episode where an unreasonable guilt is evident. This depression is experienced because a person…
SELF-CONTROL TECHNIQUE
A techniques used in behaviour therapy where people evaluate their own behaviour and reinforce the desired behaviour. All the techniques…
SELF-DIFFERENTIATION
a tendency to see recognition for your own [personality and uniqueness in a group. To find out how I am…