SPECIFICITY OF BEHAVIOR
1. Certain behaviour is brought about by certain stimuli. 2. The fixed pattern of behaviour in a situation.
SPEED TEST
1. A test to work out the number of problems a person can solve in a set period of time.…
SPINAL CORD INJURY
This refers to any damage to the spinal cord caused by sudden or progressive external force. Read also incomplete spinal…
SPIRITUAL FACTOR
Any religious, moral or mystical belief that can influence behaviour emotions and thoughts.
SPONTANEOUS TRAIT INFERENCE
a judgement about a person's personality traits that are made automatically with no conscious intent.
SPORTSMANSHIP
a concern for the rules and acting in a positive way to promote sport. The nature depends on the kind…
S-S LEARNING MODEL
a stimulus-stimulus learning model that uses cognitive skills to form associations between stimuli. roi- man
STAGE 2 SLEEP
a stage of sleep with regular bursts of 14 to 18 Hz waves. Read the sleep stages also.
STANCE REFLEX
reflex response of any of the muscles we use to maintain a standing posture. It can be define as any…
STANDARDIZED MEASURING DEVICE
a test given to a sample of a population that will provide the norms for further tests.
STATUS RELATIONS
Status relations are the patterns of relative prestige, honour and respect that determine deference and authority within a group or…