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SISSY BEHAVIOR

a slang term for effeminate behaviour in a boy. See role confusion; tomboyism.

SOCIAL CATEGORY

a group of people defined by class, or a common element such as un employed, retired, etc.

SOCIAL INCENTIVE

an inducement to behave in an approved way that involves offering interpersonal rewards like acceptance, inclusion, approval that quality of

SOCIAL SKILLS

These are the skills that allow a person to interact and to act appropriately in given social contexts. The skills

SOMATOPSYCHOLOGY

the study of the psychological impact of a disease or disability.

SPONTANEOUS TRAIT INFERENCE

a judgement about a person's personality traits that are made automatically with no conscious intent.

STRANGULATED AFFECT

Is the physical symptom that is seen when a person inhibits a normal discharge of emotion. This theory was advanced

SUBTEST

individual part of the test or test batch, that has distinctive subject.

SYMBOLIC PLAY

type of children games where the child's neural system plays pretend games: child pretends that he/she is someone else, and

TARGET STIMULUS

the stimulus that people in a test or procedure must respond to. Among many stimuli, a person selects the one

SELF-EFFICACY

a capacity to bring about a desired result. To bring desired results by performing in an efficient way is known

SELF-TALK

the dialogue that we have with ourselves that can confirm and reinforce both positive and negative beliefs. Athletes are trained

SEXUAL ATTITUDES

These are a person's beliefs about sexuality shown by a person's behaviour and are based on cultural views and previous

SITUATED IDENTITIES THEORY

Situated identities theory is theory that says we take on different roles in different settings and how behaviour can radically

SOCIAL CLIMATE

the general character of the social milieu where people live that is a combination of customs, morals, attitudes and behaviour.

SOCIAL JUDGMENT THEORY

a theory dealing with attitude change that postulates the magnitude of persuasion that is produced by a certain message depends

SOCIAL STATISTICS

the application of statistical methods to understanding social problems and issues. See demography.

SOOTHABILITY

an ability of babies to calm down and to recover from being distressed.

SPORT SCIENCE

The application of biophysical and social scientific methods to study sport behaviour.

STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING

Is a type of sampling conducted randomly within different strata of the population; the sample obtained is known as stratified