SOCIAL PLAY
1. Play that involves interacting with others for sport and for fun. 2. Patterns of play that is identified by…
SOCIAL ROLE
the role of a person with a formal position in a social group such as vice president, teacher or squadron…
SOCIAL STIMULUS 1
1. A stimulus that will elicit a response relevant to interpersonal relationships. 2. A person who group who elicit a…
SOCIAL-DECISION SCHEME
a rule or strategy used in a group to select an alternative from choices put forward during discussions. These schemes…
SOCIETY OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
a scientific organisation for the advancement of social psychology and publishes the journal of Experimental Social Psychology.
SOCIOPETAL
a term used to describe the environment a group meets under such as seating arrangement and room temperature that is…
SOURCE LANGUAGE
1. The language as a starting point to learn a new language. 2. The language that a translation is made…
SPASTIC PARALYSIS
a paralysis of increased muscle tension caused by the damage to upper motor neurons and can occur in cerebral palsy.…
SPECIES SPECIFICITY OF LANGUAGE
a theory that language is innate to homosapiens. See language origin theory; task specificity of language.
SPECIFICITY THEORY
a theory that the pain mechanism, like hearing and vision, is a specific modality that has its own central and…
SPECTRUM OF CONSCIOUSNESS
1. Psychology. The full range of psychological and spiritual experiences. 2. Neuroscience. The full range of awareness. See conscious.
SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY
the degree that a person's speech can be understood by other people. Have a look on articulation index.
SPEED-ACCURACY TRADEOFF
the tendency when doing a task to go for speed or accuracy. One is sacrificed to support the other. While…