NEUROBIOTAXIS
typically happens during embryological development for example. Neurobiotaxis is the formation and development of nerve fibres towards the tissue it…
OPPORTUNISTIC SAMPLING
the choosing of participants or other sampling factors for an experiment or questionnaire essentially because they're readily available.
ORIENTATION
1. knowledge of the self and of exterior reality, that being, the capacity to recognize one's self and to be…
PAPER-AND-PENCIL TEST
an examination wherein the problems or queries are penned, printed, or drawn and the answers are penned too.
PATHOLOGICAL LYING
a continual, compulsive propensity to tell lies out of proportion to any obvious benefit which can be reached.
PERFORMANCE
noun. 1. any activity or gathering of reactions which leads to an outcome or has an impact on the surroundings.…
PERSONALIZATION
noun. the modification or acclimation of something to make it particular to or more meaningful or proper for a specific…
PICTURE-COMPLETION TEST
a kind of test comprised of drawings of familiar items with certain aspects being absent. The job is to acknowledge…
DECENTRATION
Jean Piaget's theory of cognitive development where a child slowly moves away from an egocentric world to a world shared…
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS
1. Process of deciding which of 2 diseases are showing overlapping systems. 2. Distinction between 2 or more similar conditions…
DUAL CODING THEORY
1.Lingusitics. Theory that an input represented in memory as a word and a picture is more readily recalled than a…
EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
A gradual increase being able to experience, express and interpret a range of emotions.
ENCULTURATION
1. A process starting in early childhood where cultural values, ideas etc are instilled into members of the society. 2.…
EXPERIENCE
1. The conscious event. 2. Present content of consciousness. 3. An event resulting in earning.
EXTERNAL VALIDITY
The extent that research can be generalized beyond the results to other situations or people.