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SELF-CONCEPT TESTS

Personality tests designed to determine how the individual views himself—that is, the pattern of attitudes he entertains or assumes concerning

SENILE PSYCHOSIS (Senile Brain Disease, Senile Dementia)

A state of mental, emotional, and social deterioration resulting primarily from degeneration of the brain in old age; classified by

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

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

SAFE COMPARTMENT

Wherein a training container or equipment possesses dual compartments, the compartment which has not been correlated to a harsh stimulus.

SALINE

Salty; of the nature of a salt; containing a salt or salts.

SAMPLE SPACE I

Set of possible outcomes of an experiment; the range of values of a random variable. In an elementary approach to

SANDIMMUNE

Trade name of the immunosuppressive drug cyclosporin.

SATORI

Spiritual awakening sought in Zen Buddhism, often coming suddenly; state of sudden indescribable intuitive enlightenment.

SCALABILITY

Attribute of a factor which allows it to be fitted into a whole series of scores or values.

SCATOPHILIA

Absorbing interest in feces or filth, particularly a paraphilia in which sexual arousal or activity is linked to feces.

SCHEFFE TEST

Post hoc examination of statistics which allows comparison of the difference between means in the analysis of variance.

SCHIZOPHRENIC DISORDERS

In DSM-IV-TR, these disorders are reclassified as subtypes of schizophrenia. These include catatonic type (see: catatonic schizophrenia), disorganized type (see:

SCHOOL

Building or group of buildings housing an educational institution. Institution within or associated with a college or university that gives

SCICNTIFIC MANAGEMENT

Concept of administration that assessed and synthesized work flows. The primary goal was increasing fiscal performance, particularly labor efficiency. It

SCIOSOPHY

Supposed knowledge of natural and supernatural forces, usually based upon tradition rather than ascertained fact. See also: pseudoscience.

SCOTOPIC STIMULATION

Type of visual stimulation, using dim targets, which is typically designed to stimulate the retinal rod system in particular. Compare

SCRIPT ANALYSIS

In transactional assessment, the evaluation of the client

SECKEL'S BIRD-HEADED DWARFISM

Autosomal recessive condition characterized by growth and mental retardation, a beak-like nose, micrognathism, microcephaly, prominent maxilla and eyes, hypertelorism, strabismus,