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THIRD VENTRICLE

a brain cavity, filled with cerebrospinal fluid, which forms a cleft between the two lobes of the thalamus under the

THOUGHT DERAILMENT

disordered, confused thought procedures, as cultivated by a propensity to jump from one subject to another which is indirectly correlated

THREE-DAY SCHIZOPHRENIA

before 1970, the name for an acute psychotic episode preceded and caused by terrifying exterior occurrences.

THURSTONE, LOUIS LEON

An American psychologist. Following his receipt of a master

TIGHT CULTURE

a homogeneous social group whose members have mutual cultural traits and have a propensity toward a rigid following of the

TIME SCORE

a score based upon the quantity of time utilized to finish a specific job.

TIP-OF-THE-TONGUE PHENOMENON (TOT PHENOMENON)

the experience of trying to recall from memory a particular terminology or word but not being capable of doing so.

TOKEN TEST

a test of auditory-language processing wherein involved parties are requested to manipulate tokens of various sizes, colors, and shapes in

TONAL SENSATION

an auditory feeling which generates pitch. The wording is , at times, loosely utilized to depict any auditory feeling.

TONOTOPIC ORGANIZATION

the basic standard postulating that various frequencies arouse various places in mammalian auditory system structures. This ordering begins inside the

TOPOANESTHESIA

noun. loss of the capacity to sense touch localization. People with this cannot sense tactile stimulation at all.

TORTICOLLIS

noun. an ongoing or spasmodic contracting of the neck muscles, resulting in rotation of the chin and twisting of the

TOUCHERISM

noun. carnal interest and stimulation gathered from touching a stranger on an erotic area of their body, especially the buttocks,

TOXOPLASMOSIS

noun. a illness elicited by infection with the protozoan parasite Toxoplasma gondii, that permeates and multiplies within the tissues of

TRAINABILITY

noun. the ability of a person to gain something from training and to attain proficiency within a specific skill set.

TRAIT THEORIES OF LEADERSHIP

approaches to leadership which consider mental and non-mental skills and traits as imperative determinants of achievement and excellence within a

TRANSACTIONALISM

noun. 1. an approach to climate-related psychology which stresses the persisting procedure of interplay between an individual and their physical

TRANSDUCTION

noun. the procedure wherein one type of energy is transformed into another type, particularly sensory transduction: the conversion of the

TRANSGENIC

adjective. depicting a living being wherein a foreign or modified gene has been purposefully posited into the genome.

TRANSITORY PROBLEM

1. a passing or brief indicator, sequel, or other factor of a disease or disorder. 2. a problem or cause