TRIGEMINAL NERVE
the fifth and biggest cranial nerve, that houses both sensory and motor fibers. The motor fibers are mainly involved with…
TRIPARTITE THEORY OF ATTITUDES
a theory of attitude structure postulating which an outlook is based upon or contains affective, mental, and behavioral elements.
TROPIC HORMONE (TROPHIC HORMONE)
any of a category of anterior pituitary hormones which impact the excretion of other endocrine glands. The tropic hormones are…
TRYPTOPHAN
noun. one of the vital amino acids of a human being's diet. It is a precursor of the neurotransmitter serotonin…
TUNNEL VISION
a visual field flaw generating the impact of interpreting the world via a long tunnel or tube. Peripheral vision might…
TYPE A BEHAVIOR
a behavioral trend which might be correlated with an escalated threat of coronary heart illness. It is marked by impatience…
TELECANTHUS-HYPOSPADIAS SYNDROME
a genetic disorder characterized by greatly spaced eyes, a high nasal bridge, and a urethral opening on the ventral side…
TEMPERAMENT TRAIT
1. a biologically rooted, hereditary character trait. 2. a characteristic which consists of affective styles of behavior and emotional factors.…
TEMPORAL LOBE SYNDROME
a set of character and behavioral disruptions correlated with temporal lobe epilepsy in some people. These might be inclusive of…
TERATOLOGICAL DEFECT
a structural or operational irregularity within a person elicited by genetic aspects or a climate-related impact, like exposure to drugs…
TERRITORIAL DOMINANCE
1. the capacity of resident animals to safeguard a defined space in addition to driving out intruders which might be…
TESTOSTERONE
noun. a male sex hormone and the most potent androgen generated by the testes. It encourages the growth of male…
TEXTURE SEGREGATION TASK
any detection job wherein the figure to be detected is defined by textural components so that it must be differentiated…
THEATER OF SPONTANEITY
The procedure of playing improvised portions within the theater, which have not been practiced, and have proved to be not…
THEORY OF AGING
any of many hypotheses about the psychological, biological, or social elicitors of aging.