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SYMBOLIZATION

1. look symbolism; 2. Albert Bandura in his psychology theory defines symbolization as capability to define individual's actions in group

SYMPTOM

It is a deviation of what it is considered as normal and it indicates the mental or physical disorder to

SYNAPTIC PRUNING

It is a neurodevelopment process that takes place before the birth and before the second decade of a human being

SYNERGISM

a joint action of different elements so the combined effect is greater than the sum of the individual effects.

SYNTHETIC SPEECH

It is a speech which is produced by the computer or by a machine. It uses different algorithms which means

SYSTEMIC

It is something that can make an impact on the entire system. It is also an interplay of different people

SEX-ROLE STEREOTYPE

a simplified concept of social roles belonging to each sex. See gender stereotypes.

SEXUAL BURNOUT

a term applied when a person has had an excess of sexual activity and loses interest for a short while.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT

any conduct of a sexual nature that is not wanted or warranted. It especially applies to the workplace and social

SEXUAL ORIENTATION

a person's enduring attraction to one sex or the other. Orientation can be hetero, homo or bisexual.

SEXUAL-VALUE SYSTEM

1. The system of stimulation and response that a person needs for a satisfactory sexual relationship. 2. A person's beliefs

SHAME

An unpleasant self-conscious feeling that comes from the sense of being or doing a dishonourable, ridiculous or immodest act. Feeling

SHELTERED WORKSHOP

rehabilitation facility and a workshop that provides shelter and work in a supporting environment for people with a range of

SHORT-WAVELENGTH PIGMENT

a photo pigment present in the retinal cones sensitive to a wavelength of 419nm. The absence of this pigment causes

SIDE EFFECTS

These are reactions a person may experience when taking some medications for another complaint or disease. They can arise following

SIGNAL WORD PANEL

a warning sign that contains a specific signal word. The size and colour is important and it can contain a

SIMON EFFECT

seen in a 2 choice task where the response is faster if the location of the stimulus is better than

SIMULATED FAMILY

It is technique used in therapy where hypothetical family situations are enacted. In training, the enactment is by clinicians or

SINGLE-CASE METHODS AND EVALUATION

psychotherapy research that is based on studying one client before, during and after intervention has happened.

SITUATED KNOWLEDGE

the embedded knowledge that is affected by the history, language and values of the person knowing it. The term arises