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SOMATOGNOSIA

the awareness we have of the parts of our body. The opposite, the denial of our body parts is called

SOMNAMBULISTIC STATE

where a person will, walk, talk or do complex actions while asleep. If we see it historically, it refers to

S-O-R PSYCHOLOGY

S-O-R psychology is the abbreviation for stimulus-organism-response psychology. It deals with how an organism will respond to a stimulus. The

SOUNDPROOF ROOM

A room that when inside you won't hear any noise from outside.

SPACE PERCEPTION

The awareness form sensory input of objects in the environment.

SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE

mental ability to imagine the objects in space and move them to different apparent locations. It is one of Gardner's

SPECIAL PSYCHIATRIC RAPID INTERVENTION TEAM (SPRINT)

a multidisciplinary team providing assistance in short term mental health and emotional support after a crisis. This term is also

SPECIFIC THALAMIC PROJECTION SYSTEM

a direct sensory pathway from the thalamus for auditory, visual and some somasthetic impulses.

SPECTRAL COLOR

any of the colours that are in the visible spectrum that is made when light is refracted by a prism.

SPEECH AUDIOMETRY

a measure of how we hear speech at different levels.

SPEECH, LANGUAGE, AND HEARING CENTER

Speech, language and hearing center is specialty clinic staffed with people who are qualified to diagnose and treat any impairments

SPERMATORRHEA

a discharge of semen without an orgasm.

SPINA BIFIDA

a developmental defect where the vertebral canal does not close properly around the spinal cord. This neural defect consequently in

SPINOCEREBELLAR TRACT

nerve from the muscles to the spinal cord to the cerebellum.

SPLIT PERSONALITY

a lay term for a person with dissociative identity disorder.

SPONTANEOUS MOVEMENT

movement that results from an impulse that occurs without thought.

SPORT SOCIALIZATION

used to teach skills necessary to function well in a society by playing sport to better understand respect for authority

SQUID

Acronym for superconducting quantum interference device.

STABILIZING SELECTION

the tendency of natural selection to maintain the existing average population number over subsequent generations.

STAIRCASE PHENOMENON

1. Anything that shows a graduated step like change. 2. Cardiac muscle. The increase in the force when a heart