MULTIPLE CAUSATION
is the philosophical position which explains that a single cause is unlikely to be the result of a single cause,…
NOMINAL REALISM
describes a tendency for adults and children to refuse objects they believe are brandished with symbols which are not an…
OPTIMAL FUNCTIONING
the utmost potential degree of operation, particularly in the regions of valuable unions, work life, school, and subjective health.
ORTHONASIA
noun. a system wherein kids are educated about death as a component of life, to allow them to integrate healthy…
PARADOXICAL REACTION
with regard to pharmacology, a drug response which contradicts the predicted effect, for instance, worsening of anxiety following the deliverance…
PERMEABLE FAMILY
a more fluid and pliable form of the nuclear family which some sociologists consider to be an emerging standard in…
PERSONIFICATION
noun. 1. in the technique of American psychoanalyst Harry Stack Sullivan, the trend of feelings and outlooks toward another individual…
PILOT TESTING
the assessment of some factor of the research materials or procedure utilized in a pilot study.
DECISIONAL BALANCE
A way to assess positive and negative consequences of choosing a new behaviour.
DEVELOPMENTAL NORM
The skills and level of achievement associated with a stage of development.
DYADIC EFFECT
The behaviour shown by 2 interacting people that is different to interactions to other people.
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology dealing with methods of learning and addresses a variety of psychological problems.
EMOTIONAL IMMATURITY 1
1. Expressing emotions without restraint. 2. Lay term for maladjustment.
ENDOPHENOTYPE
Biological markers easier to detect than genetic sequences that may be useful in researching the vulnerability to a range of…
ETHNOPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY
Where issues related to ethnic and cultural variations in using and response to psychoative agents is considered.