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SOUND

the variation in pressure over time in medium that is elastic like air and water. It is not always audible.

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.

SPAYING

The surgical removal of a female animal

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

SPHINCTER CONTROL

the ability to open and close these muscles that are on openings in our bodies. It is important for physical

SPINAL GANGLION

found at the dorsal root of spinal nerves that contains sensory neurons.

SPIRITUALITY

1. A concern for and sensitivity to the spirit and soul. 2. A concern for religion and God. 3. The

SPONTANEITY TEST

a sociometric test where a person in group therapy is encouraged to improvise freely in re-enactments of typical life situations

SPORT

1. A physical contest between people or teams with rules that is controlled by a non-team member and there can

SPRANGER

a system of classification that sorts humans by six basic cultural values: theoretical, economic, aesthetic, social, political, and religious. This

SSRIS

a class of antidepressants that act by blocking the up taking of serotonin into pre-synaptic neurons that already contain serotonin.

STAGE 4 SLEEP

slow wave sleep with high amplitude delta waves.

STANDARD APPLICATION BLANK (SAB)

a form used to collect personnel data such as age, education and qualifications.

STANDARDS OF PRACTICE

These are the guidelines set down to be used for the procedures and techniques and the order they will be

STATE ORIENTATION

a way of responding to conflict and dilemmas with a prolonged analysis and assessment of alternatives rather than a quick