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STATISTICAL ERROR

an error of sampling and measurement that will interfere with getting a valid conclusion.

STEADY STATE

used in behavioural studies and is the repeated behaviour that is the same. See behaviour baseline.

STEPPING REFLEX

a reflex movement seen in babies when we hold them upright with their feet touching a flat surface.

STEREOTYPE ACCURACY

being able to accurately determine how and to the extent a person's trait will correspond to a stereotype that is

STEWART-MOREL SYNDROME

a disorder with hypertrophy of the frontal bone in the skull, headaches, obesity, mental retardation and nervous system affects. Also

STIMULATION

1. The act of increasing levels of activity. 2. Part of perception. See stimulus.

STIMULUS OBJECT

Anything that can evoke a response from an organism.

STOCHASTIC

The system or process that is not analysed accurately. However probability pattern is followed for its description. Read also probabilism.

STRABISMUS

Is the abnormal setting of eyes which makes binocular vision impossible. As a substitute, the brain may simply ignore, or

STREAM OLFACTOMETER

An olfactometer that has a constant flow or stream of air into which an odorant can be introduced. See blast

STRESS TOLERANCE

In stressful conditions, a person's ability to do the task appropriately with minimal anxiety level is known as stress tolerance.

STRIVING FOR SUPERIORITY

Is the use of effort to obtain superiority over others. This drive motivates a person to do everything perfect and

STRUCTURAL MODEL

In psychology, this is approach which states that individual character has three elements, functions or divisions named as: id, ego,

STRUCTURED STIMULUS

The well defined and well organised stimulus. Compare unstructured stimulus.

SUBCALLOSAL GYRUS

It is the part of limbic system that is situated behind the cingulate gyrus. Its function is opposite to cyngulate

SUBFORNICAL ORGAN

This structure in brain regulates the phenomenon of thirst and drinking. This area is located under the fornix.

SUBJECTIVE ORGANIZATION

To make associations among the previously learned items and the new items to be learned. In this way, memory can

SUBLIMINAL PERCEPTION

It is a registration of the stimuli which is too weak or too quick to be able to influence the

SUBSTANCE ABUSE

template of substance usage which manifests in reproductive meaningful negative effects directly connected with constant use of substance, which is

SUBSTITUTE FORMATION 2

the process when indications of illness form.