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SENILE PSYCHOSIS (PRESBYOPHRENIC TYPE)

A senile reaction occurring primarily in women, and characterized by memory impairment, a jovial mood, and confabulation.Presbyophrenic patients are active,

SENILE PSYCHOSIS (SIMPLE DETERIORATION TYPE)

This is the most common form of senile psychosis, comprising about 50 per cent of the entire group. The symptoms

SCHILDER, PAUL FERDINAND (1886-1940)

Schilder, noted chiefly for his studies of schizophrenia and the body image, was bom in Vienna and received his medical

SALESMANSHIP

Salesmanship is viewed as a form of advertising, since its object is to show that a particular product or service

SATYRIASIS (Satyrism)

A sexual deviation in males consisting of an excessive or insatiable desire for gratification.The terms “excessive” and “insatiable” are difficult

SACCADIC SPEED

Rate of motion inherent in a saccade. Humans have been known to achieve rates of motion at up to 700

SAFETY ENGINEERING

Approach to engineering and structure design which seeks to reduce or eliminate hazards within work systems and processes. See also:

SALPETRIERE

Institute for females established in Paris in 1656 as an psychiatric hospital for the infirm, elderly, and deranged individuals. In

SAMPLING FRACTION

Percentage of a populace which is used in a sample : the ratio of a sample size in proportion to

SANSERT

Trade name of the vasoconstrictor methysergide maleate.

SATYRIASIS

Extreme and unquenchable desire to achieve sexual gratification in a male. Generally presenting as an inability to be satisfied by

SCALE VALUE

Numerical value which characterizes the importance of a factor on a scale.

SCENARIO ANALYSIS

Important in fields as far ranging as politics and accident prevention, a practice wherein supervisors conceptualize an array of possible,

SCHEME

Intellectual structure which may develop at virtually any period of life, starting when babies and youngsters figure out how to

SCHIZOPHRENIFORM DISORDER

Mental disorder with the signs and symptoms of schizophrenia but of less than six months' duration, according to DSM-IV-TR. Impairment

SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY

Discipline that employs concepts of clinical psychology and academic psychology to the analysis and therapy for childrens' and adolescents' behavioral

SCIENTIFIC EXPLANATION

Reckoning of an event with regards to a recognized group of scientific concepts, details, and assumptions. Standard types of explanation

SCOLIOSIS

Side-to-side curving of the spine, usually combined with a rotation of the vertebrae.

SCREE PLOT

Plot, in descending order of magnitude, of the eigenvalues of a correlation matrix. In the context of factor analysis or

SEARCH IMAGE

Apparatus to describe the perseverance of predators in searching for one or a handful of varieties of prey even with