SAFE COMPARTMENT
Wherein a training container or equipment possesses dual compartments, the compartment which has not been correlated to a harsh stimulus.
SAMPLE SPACE I
Set of possible outcomes of an experiment; the range of values of a random variable. In an elementary approach to…
SCALABILITY
Attribute of a factor which allows it to be fitted into a whole series of scores or values.
SCATOPHILIA
Absorbing interest in feces or filth, particularly a paraphilia in which sexual arousal or activity is linked to feces.
SCHEFFE TEST
Post hoc examination of statistics which allows comparison of the difference between means in the analysis of variance.
SCHIZOPHRENIC DISORDERS
In DSM-IV-TR, these disorders are reclassified as subtypes of schizophrenia. These include catatonic type (see: catatonic schizophrenia), disorganized type (see:…
SCICNTIFIC MANAGEMENT
Concept of administration that assessed and synthesized work flows. The primary goal was increasing fiscal performance, particularly labor efficiency. It…
SCOTOPIC STIMULATION
Type of visual stimulation, using dim targets, which is typically designed to stimulate the retinal rod system in particular. Compare…
SECKEL'S BIRD-HEADED DWARFISM
Autosomal recessive condition characterized by growth and mental retardation, a beak-like nose, micrognathism, microcephaly, prominent maxilla and eyes, hypertelorism, strabismus,…
SECONDARY EMOTION
Feeling which is not acknowledged or displayed commonly across societies or which requires interpersonal knowledge for its development. For a…
SECONDARY SENSORY AREA
Any of the parts in the cerebral cortex that access express projections from the primary sensory region for a presented…
SEDATIVE, HYPNOTIC, OR ANXIOLYTIC ABUSE
In DSM-IV-TR, routine of usage of sedative, hypnotic, or anxiolytic drugs exhibited by repeated considerable negative effects connected with the…
SELECTION BIAS
Statistical bias in which there is an error in choosing the individuals or groups to take part in a scientific…