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SAVINGS METHOD, RELEASE

The liberation of anxiety in a mental, physical, or emotional sense, which may then lead to relaxation and reduction of

SCANLON PLAN

A type of business plan wherein cost reduction or improved efficiency translates to higher profitability which is then shared throughout

SCHACHTER, STANLEY

(1922-1997) American psychologist who pursued his doctorate degree at the University of Michigan, graduating in 1949. Taught at Minnesota University

SCHIZOAFFECTIVE DISORDER

In DSM-IV-TR, mental illness that shares the psychotic symptoms of schizophrenia and the mood disturbances of depression or bipolar disorder

SCHIZOPHRENOGENIC MOTHER

Stereotypical mother figure for an individual exhibiting schizophrenia, generally described as cold, rejecting, emotionally disturbed, perfectionist, domineering, and lacking in

SCHOOL-ABILITY TEST

Analysis meant to assess a pupil's academic accomplishments so as to acquire data which will enrich his or her education.

SCIENTIFIC NOTATION

A way of writing numbers that accommodates values too large or small to be conveniently written in standard decimal notation,

SCOPOPHILIA

Paraphilia in which sexuoerotism hinges on watching others engaging in sexual intercourse, viewing the genitals of another, or observing them

SCREEN MEMORY

In psychoanalysis, the memory of an unacceptable but tolerable experience that unconsciously serves the purpose of concealing the memory of

SEASHORE MEASURES OF MUSICAL TALENTS

Compilation of recorded assessments of the aspects of musical competence, such as tonal retention, time consciousness, tempo consciousness, pitch discrimination,

SECONDARY AUTOEROTICISM

Form of autoeroticism which does not include actual masturbation, but derives from ancillary correlation to erogenous zones; for example, sexual

SECONDARY MENTAL DEFICIENCY

Mental deficiency or injury resulting in below-average intelligence, and which is not due to congenital factors.

SECONDARY TASTE CORTEX

Located in the orbitofrontal area of the cerebral cortex, it is the second cortical relay for taste (see also: primary

SECULAR TREND

Long-term upward or downward trend in numbers, as opposed to a smaller cyclical variation with a periodic and short-term duration.

SEGMENT

Linguistically, a discrete unit of speech which may include consonantal or vowel phoneme which occurs as a portion of a

SELECTIVE AGENT

Aspect of the surroundings which applies selection pressures, leading to natural selection.

SELECTIVE REMINDING TEST

Memory evaluation wherein the subject is provided the answer to the problem whenever it cannot be recalled to ensure that

SACRIFICIAL PARAPHILIA

Sexual fetish centering on staged or actual sacrificial death or pertinent rituals; involving the implements, people, or other sacrificial objects.

SAINT DYMPHNA'S DISEASE

In earlier times, an initial term for mental disorder, derived from the name of the patron saint of people with

SALTY

Tasting of, or containing, salt. Sensory input which is elicited by sodium or lithium salt compounds, as well as the