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SOCIAL CODE

These are the rules and standards that a community adheres to.

SOCIAL DEPRIVATION

1. The lack of opportunity for social experiences. 2. A limited access to a society's resources. See cultural deprivation.

SOCIAL ENGINEER

1. A person who plans social policy and organises community action programs to fix problems. 2. A person attempting to

SOCIAL INFLUENCE

These are the processes that cause a person to change their thoughts and feelings. See in formational influence; interpersonal influence;

SOCIAL LEARNING THEORY

a view that learning is mainly due to our social interactions with others. Behaviour is assumed to be developed and

SOCIAL ORGANIZATION

the set of social relationships that are among members of a group or society that determine the structure of the

SOCIAL RECOVERY

the recovering of a highly functional mental state by social therapy and improving social skills.

SOCIAL SERVICES

1. Government and non-government agency provided services that improve social welfare for people in need. 2. Government services that will

SOCIAL TRANSMISSION

the transferring of customs down the generations. See heritage; social heritage.

SOCIALLY SENSITIVE RESEARCH

research that is liable to open debate and emotional responses among members of a community.

SOCIOCUSIS

a loss of hearing from noises we live in every day.

SOCIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

An investigation in to the structural properties in a group focusing on the patterns of like and dislike. See sociometry.

SODIUM PUMP

a membrane protein that actively transports sodium ions out of a cell against the common gradient. In each cycle, this

SOLUTE

A substance that is dissolved in a solvent and forms a solution.

SOMATOFORM DISORDER NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

a category of disorders with unexplained physical symptoms that don't fall into a somatoform disorder.

SOMESTHETIC STIMULATION

The stimulation of cutaneous, kinaesthetic and visceral receptors.

S-O-R

Shortened form of stimulus-organism-response. This emphasises the role of the organism and its drive and characteristics. The model is applied

SOUND-LEVEL METER

Sound level meter is a device that measures sound pressure and is expressed in decibels. The sound pressure is transduced

SPACE FACTOR

hypothesised ability that accounts for some people being better to perceive spatial relations. This factor may relate with the individual

SPATIAL FREQUENCY

the number of elements that repeat in a pattern over a certain distance. For more understanding, you may study contrast