STEREOSCOPE
device that shows 2 images that are slightly disparate that will produce a 3D image. See stereogram.
STERN, LOUIS WILLIAM
Stern was a faculty member at the University of Berlin. He later became the director of the psychological institute at…
STRATEGIC FAMILY THERAPY
Strategic family therapy is a therapy applied to a group of family members to change the behaviour of the family…
STRESS CASUALTY
Is the kind of stress can better described in armed forces where a person is not able to perform their…
STROOP COLOR-WORD INTERFERENCE TEST
Is test has 3 stages. At first, the colour names are read. At second stage, the bars which contain the…
STRUCTURED CLINICAL INTERVIEW FOR DSM-IV AXIS DISORDERS (SCID-I)
a clinical method used to get relevant and standard diagnosis in cases of clinical disorders and to avoid usual problems…
SUBCORTICAL LEARNING
As the name shows, this type of learning is associated with the area found right under the cortex in the…
SUBJECTIVE
Not able to be accessed or observed. Opposite to objective. Something that is effected by personal feelings, prejudice and interpretations.…
SUBJECTIVE-EXPECTED VALUE
while making a decision, the expected value of an outcome that is guessed by the decision maker is subjective expected…
SUBSTANCE-INDUCED ANXIETY DISORDER
Clinically important consequence of the drug abuse or exposure to other toxins that reflects in attacks of panic, phobia or…
SUBTHALAMUS
part of brain located among the thalamus and hypothalamus. It is responsible for the regulation of skeletal muscular motion. This…