SUCCESSIVE INDUCTION
Sequence of moves of extremities or other parts of body in a template of unwilling reflex moves.
SUGGESTION
Procedure of provoking agreement of particular aim or activity by providing indirect clues. It is often verbal, but it can…
SUM OF CROSS PRODUCTS
Statistic amount got from two groups of variables, named A and V, through summing formula X(.V,-.V)(>',-?), where X stands for…
SUPERNATURAL
Something that does not seem to transcend the laws of physical universe. Something out of this physical world. Something that…
SUPINATION
1. Action of arm motion to turn the palms upward; 2. Condition where sole of the foot is turned inward…
SUPRACHIASMATIC NUCLEUS (SCN)
a small region of the hypothalamus where circadian rhythms are controlled. See biological clock. Direct input from retina is received…
SUSPICIOUSNESS
this is an attitude of mistrust toward other people sincerity. It serves a purpose of self-preservation and survival. To have…
SYMBIOTIC MARRIAGE
Type of marriage or relationship where two partners are co-dependent on each other for the satisfaction of particular personal (emotional)…
SYMBOLIC REALIZATION
The process of realisation of strong wish or need by the use of something alternate which stands for the primary…
SYMPATHOMIMETIC DRUGS
The drugs which directly affects on the activity of sympathetic nervous system are known as sympathomimetic drugs. At adrenoreceptors, these…
SYNCRETISM
It is a process of using one or two system theories or the concepts into the new concept, theory or…
SYNTAXIC MODE
It is the highest place in the world where the person develops a consensual validation, and syntaxic thinking as well…
SYSTEMATIC ERROR
It is an error in the conclusion or in the data which had been drawn from the data collected on…