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SUGGESTIBILITY

1. Emotional characteristic where ideas or attitudes of other person is accepted without criticism; 2. term sometimes used for hypnotic

SULLIVAN'S INTERPERSONAL THEORY

psychological theory developed by Harry Stack Sullivan, which stated that person's character is shaped through interpersonal contacts, i.e. Contacts with

SUPERCONSCIOUS

1. New Age definition for the outer personal apprehension; 2. In Eastern religions this is condition in which persons acquire

SUPERMAN

This term is taken in many contexts. According to one context, superman is the person who is an ideal type

SUPINATION

1. Action of arm motion to turn the palms upward; 2. Condition where sole of the foot is turned inward

SUPRACHIASMATIC NUCLEUS (SCN)

a small region of the hypothalamus where circadian rhythms are controlled. See biological clock. Direct input from retina is received

SURROGATE

a person or object that substitutes for another in a significant role. done for any reason. Especially it is done

SUSPICIOUSNESS

this is an attitude of mistrust toward other people sincerity. It serves a purpose of self-preservation and survival. To have

SYMBIOTIC MARRIAGE

Type of marriage or relationship where two partners are co-dependent on each other for the satisfaction of particular personal (emotional)

SYMBOLIC REALIZATION

The process of realisation of strong wish or need by the use of something alternate which stands for the primary

SYMPATHOMIMETIC DRUGS

The drugs which directly affects on the activity of sympathetic nervous system are known as sympathomimetic drugs. At adrenoreceptors, these

SYN- (SYM-)

a prefix for with or together and in union or fusion.

SYNCRETISM

It is a process of using one or two system theories or the concepts into the new concept, theory or

SYNTAXIC MODE

It is the highest place in the world where the person develops a consensual validation, and syntaxic thinking as well

SYSTEMATIC ERROR

It is an error in the conclusion or in the data which had been drawn from the data collected on

SENSORY ADAPTATION

a reduction in response to stimuli after a prolonged exposure. This adaptation may be specific or general one. What is

SEXUAL ASSAULT

a violent penetration of a person against their wishes. See rape.

SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION

Sexual dysfunction name is given to a number of sexual disorders seen in a sexual-response cycle. Some include hypoactive sexual

SEXUAL LIFESTYLE

a person's pattern of sexual behaviour in terms of partners, orientation and sexual activities. Sexual lifestyle reflects such influences as

SEXUAL TENSION

An anxious and restlessness that is associated with the sex drive and the normal release of sexual energy.