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SUPERNORMAL STIMULUS

An impulse that is by its definition much stronger or exaggerated then the ones usually experienced. Such impulse has Mach

SUPPLICATION

used by a person who acts weak and dependent in order to motivate other people to provide assistance and care.

SUPRALIMINAL PERCEPTION

1. Processing sensory data above the threshold of perception. 2. Processing information the senses detect but we don't consciously perceive.

SURSUMVERGENCE

the deviation or turning upward of one eye relative to the other. See strabismus.

SUSTAINED OPERATIONS (SUSOPS)

Prolonged working timetable in demanding situations of urgency. These urgencies can lead to decreased productivity and lower work results. the

SYMBOL

idea, element, or picture that exemplifies other thing/idea. It can be logo, flag, picture. In literature symbolic words are used

SYMBOLIC REWARD

The prize that doesn't have significant material value but is nevertheless extremely valuable to a person receiving it. In psychology,

SYMPATHY SEEKING

a tendency to look for emotional support by arousing sympathy in others.

SYNAPSE

It is a place where different neural signals are normally transmitted from a certain neuron to another. It is agap

SYNDROME OF OBSTINATE PROGRESSION

It is a syndrome where there is the continuous forward of the progression of the leg movement which may be

SYNTAXIS

a logical way of communicating and thinking and based on reality. See syntaxic mode; syntaxic thinking.

SYSTEMATIC RATIONAL RESTRUCTURING

It is a system in the psychotherapy by which the client will be encouraged to think about the situations that

SEXOLOGY

a study of sexuality in human beings that includes physiology, anatomy, sexual activity and reproduction.

SEXUAL ATTITUDES

These are a person's beliefs about sexuality shown by a person's behaviour and are based on cultural views and previous

SEXUAL ERETHISM

an irritability or unpleasant sensation in the sexual organs.

SEXUAL MATURATION

a stage of development when a person is able to reproduce.

SEXUALITY

1. An ability to get pleasure from sexual activity. 2. All the aspects of sexual behaviour. 3. Psychoanalytical theory. The

SHAM FEEDING

In animal research where an animal eats but it is then removed by a tube in its oesophagus.

SHEEP-GOAT EFFECT

an effect seen in parapsychology experiments where the sheep, people who believe in it, and the goats, those who don't,

SHORT-ANSWER TEST

a test with true or false answers and multiple choice questions.