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STANDARD LANGUAGE

the accepted version of a language used in mainstream media and taught as a second language to people. the version

STANFORD-BINET INTELLIGENCE SCALE MANNER

They are concerned with the failed relationship a person has in his life. The interpersonal annoyance may be in the

STATE-DEPENDENT MEMORY

This applies to a person who will better recall a memory when he is in the same state as when

STATISTICAL TEST

mathematical technique used to test hypothesis.

STELAZINE

Trade name for trifluoperazine.

STEREOGNOSIS

The ability to recognise an object by touch alone.

STEREOTYPY

1. The persistent use of the same words, sounds or movement. It is common in autism spectrum disorders, obsessive compulsive

STIGMA

The characteristic of an individual that may develop a socially negative attitude towards the individual. This may be due to

STIMULUS CONTROL

It is the limit to which organism's behaviour is affected by stimulus condition. It can refer to various responses occurring

STIMULUS SAMPLING THEORY (SST)

a mathematical learning theory stating that stimuli are composed of hypothetical elements and that on any given learning trial a

STOMACH LOADING

It is the process in which a balloon is expanded in the stomach of animal that is taken as a

STRANGE-HAND SIGN

Is a perceptual disorder in which a person is unable to recognize their own hand. This major cause of this

STRENGTH OF ASSOCIATION

Is the extent to which one variable is related to the other.

STRESSOR

Any external or internal factor that can cause stress is referred as stressor.

STRONG INTEREST INVENTORY (SII)

Is an interest based test. A person who is successful in one field shows their interest in the same kind

STRUCTURE

1. Steady organised elements that constitute unity; 2. Intricate item composed of correlated elements; 3. Jean Piaget defines structure as

STUDENTS

definition is not making sense according to the term..

SUBCORTICAL APHASIA

The type of aphasia caused by any damage to the area under the cortex region of brain.

SUBJECT OF CONSCIOUSNESS

Something that is present and considered consciously.

SUBJECTIVE VISUAL FIELD

the visual field as seen by the observer.