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SOCIAL REPRESSION

Social repression is the act of controlling, subduing or suppressing people, groups and larger social aggregations by interpersonal means. Techniques

SOCIAL STATICS

1. An approach to sociology focusing on the distinctive nature of human societies and social systems in abstract rather than

SOCIAL ZONE

Actually, social zone is a zone of distance between 2 people like an attorney and his client. You can compare

SOCIETY FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY RESEARCH

The international and interdisciplinary organisation that studies psychotherapy and all of its forms.

SOCIOGENETICS

the study of the origin and the development of societies.

SOCIONOMICS

the study of influences on a group that are not social but are from the environment and external sources. This

SOFT KEY

Ergonomics. A control key used to activate multiple functions that are determined by the state of the system.

SOMATIC ANXIETY

the level of reaction from our sympathetic nervous system we experience in a situation.

SOMATOPSYCHOSIS

1. The psychosis marked by delusions about a body part or a person's body. 2. Psychosis due to a physical

SOMNOLOGY

The study of sleep and its disorders.

SORT-RECALL TASK

used in memory research where items are sorted into groups and then are recalled.

SOURCE CREDIBILITY

the extent of a message being accurate and is determined by source expertise and trustworthiness. Its other name is source

SPASMODIC DYSPHONIA

a rare disorder of a person's voice with periods of vocal spasms, tight throat, and recurrent hoarseness. There is no

SPATIAL RELATIONSHIPS

Spatial relationships are the 3D relationships of objects in space, like relative position and distance apart. Also called spatial relations.

SPECIATION

the formation of a new species where a population splits in 2 that are isolated from each other.

SPECIFICITY

1. the quality of being unique from everything else. 2. A probability that a person will test negative for a

SPECTROSCOPY

the study of electromagnetic radiation as it interacts with matter. It is used in chemical analysis and to explain molecular

SPEECH FUNCTIONS

These are the reasons for speech such as communication and to maintain social relationships. See speech act.

SPEECH-TOLERANCE LEVEL

the sound level of speech that is too loud and uncomfortable to listen hear.

SPHERICAL LENS

a lens where one or both surfaces are portions of a sphere.