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SKILL LEARNING

the learning of a task to give accuracy, speed and performance after a high degree of practice. Skills may be

SLEEP DEPRIVATION

the deliberate stopping of sleep often for experiments but also used to punish prisoners to get a confession. One day

SLEEP STAGES

4 cycle progression of electrical activity that is recorded by an EEC. Stage 1 is marked by drowsiness; stage 2

SLOW-RELEASE PREPARATION

a drug that is designed to release into your system over a period of time. It can be a patch

SMOKING

the act of drawing smoke from burning tobacco into your lungs through your mouth. See cannabis; nicotine; tobacco.

SOCIAL ACTION

1. Group activities that are aimed at social benefits for the community. See social action group. 2. Sociology. Human activity

SOCIAL CATEGORY

a group of people defined by class, or a common element such as un employed, retired, etc.

SOCIAL CONVENTIONS

These are the established rules, procedures and methods that are accepted as a guide for social conduct see social norms.

SOCIAL DISTANCE SCALE

a measure of how close a person is willing to be to another person of different race, colour or social

SOCIAL HUNGER

desire to be accepted by other people.

SOCIAL INTROVERSION

a behavioural trait with shy and withdrawn attitudes.

SOCIAL MOVEMENT

the deliberate and organised effort of people and groups to seek change or to resist change. This emerges and operates

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

Social psychology is the study of how a person's thoughts, feelings and actions are affected by the presence of other

SOCIAL ROLE VALORIZATION

Social role valorisation is a principle that is developed in succession to the normalisation principle that stresses the importance of

SOCIAL STRUCTURE

These are the complex combination of processes, forms and systems that help to organise and regulate a group. It is

SOCIAL-INQUIRY MODEL

model for teaching emphasising the role of social interaction. It resolves social issues by legal reasoning and academic inquiry.

SOCIOCENTER

Sociometry. the person who is the centre of a group or the most popular or prominent member.

SOCIOLINGUISTICS

the study of the relationship between a society and language used that is related to gender, class and ethnicity. One

SOCIOTHERAPY

the supportive approach to therapy based on modifying a person's environment to help with interpersonal adjustment. It means working with

SOLICITATION BEHAVIOR

the action one animal does to seek a mate. This behaviour is usually seen in females that are interested in