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SENSORIMOTOR APHASIA

a sensory or receptive aphasia where our ability to understand and perceive language is impaired. Have a look on global

SENSORY AWARENESS TRAINING 1

1. A method used in sensate focus therapy to help a person be more aware of their own feelings and

SENSORY INTEGRATION

a neural process involved in perceiving, organising and evaluating sensory information across the modalities and producing an adaptive response. To

SENSORY SPOT

a spot on the skin that is highly sensitive to thermal, tactile and pain stimuli.

SEPARATED DISPLAY

Ergonomics. It is a machine display that separates primary as well as secondary information to highlight the most important pieces

SERENDIPITY

a knack some people have of making a fortune discovery purely by accident.

SERIES

a collection of items that are arranged in order.

SET ZONE

a range of variables that a feedback system tries to maintain. See critical range.

SEX IDENTITY

1. The biological determined sexual condition of a person. 2. The learned identity that relates to a person sex. See

SEX-LIMITED

trait or anomaly expressed by one sex and is determined by genes rather than sex chromosomes.

SELF-ANALYSIS

1. Exploring the self for a better understanding your personal thoughts and emotions. 2. The attempt to apply psychoanalytical principles

SELF-CONSISTENCY PERSPECTIVE OF COGNITIVE DISSONANCE THEORY

a variation of cognitive dissonance theory stating it is likely to occur when an inconsistency involves an aspect of self.

SELF-DESTRUCTIVENESS

These are behaviours that are damaging and not in our best interest. The behaviour can be repetitive and resist treatment

SELF-EVIDENT

something that is perceived to be true without the need for any other sort of evidence to make it true.

SELF-HYPNORELAXATION

a form of relaxation technique where a person responds to their own suggestions.

SELF-MANAGEMENT

1. It is about how we control our own behaviour. 2 A behaviour therapy program where people are trained to

SELF-REFERENCE EFFECT

a tendency for people to have an enhanced memory for any stimuli that relates to them.

SELF-SERVING BIAS

how we interpret an event in a way that gives us credit for success and denies any responsibility for failure.

SEMANTIC COUNSELING

counselling based on the meanings and interpretations that are related to our adjustment.

SEMANTIC THERAPY

a psychotherapy where people are trained to look at the undesired word habits and distorted ideas so they are able