Pediatrics

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NONDIRECTIVE APPROACH

a technique in psychotherapy and counseling wherein the client controls the path of therapy by displaying their own emotions, stating

OBJECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY

with regard to the moral judgment, common in kids who are less than ten years old, the concept which postulates

ORAL SOUND

a speech noise generated by the movement of air by way of the mouth cavity with minimal or no nasal

OUTCOME

noun. 1. the outcome of an experiment, remediation, interaction, or any other occurrence, for instance, a client's state following psychotherapy.

PARALLEL PLAY

cultural play wherein kids play alongside to but not directly with one another.

PAVLOVIAN CONDITIONING

founded by Ivan Pavlov, a form of acquisition wherein an initially neutral stimulant, the conditioned stimulus, whenever coupled with a

PERMISSIVENESS WITH AFFECTION

a societal principle which approves premarital intercourse for both males and females, as long as the pairs have a steady,

PERVASIVE DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS

in the DSM-IV-TR, a residual class consisting of pervasive growth-related disorders marked by handicapped growth of cultural interaction skills correlated

PIVOT GRAMMAR

a kind of basic grammar expressed in the formative phases of language cultivation. Pivot grammar is marked by two-word utterances

DEDUCTIVE REASONING

Logical reasoning where the conclusion follows a set of premises. See logic- top-down analysis.

DEVELOPMENTAL QUOTIENT (DQJ

A division of the chronological age and the developmental age.

DIRECT COPING

The active and focused confrontation and management of a tressful situation.

DISPLAY RULES

Human behaviour. Social standards used for expressing emotion.

DYNAMIC FORMULATION

The attempt to organise a clients information so the therapist can better treat and understand the client.

EFFECT SIZE

The size of an effect in a study. See combing effect sizes- statistical significance.

EMOTIONAL INSULATION

Defense mechanism. Where indifferent and detached responses are made in frustrating situations.

ENRICHMENT

Enhancing, improving or augmenting a desirable quality or component.

EUGENICS

The social and political philosophy is based loosely of the evolutionary theory of Darwin and research by Galton.

EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH

Any research based on random experiments to draw a causal inference.

LEARNING SKILLS

a set of skills used in the process of acquiring new knowledge, typically in a classroom setting.