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THERMOGRAPHY

noun. a diagnostic method utilizing thermally sensitive liquid crystals or infrared photography to locate temperature alterations on the exterior of

THINKING TYPE

with regard to the analytic psychology of Carl Jung, an operational form displayed by the person who assesses data or

THORNDIKE, EDWARD LEE

An American psychologist. Following completion of a master's degree at Harvard University, he earned his doctorate in 1998 at Columbia

THOUGHT WITHDRAWAL

the delusion that one's thoughts are being taken out of from one's mind by other individuals or forces exterior to

THROMBOTIC STROKE

the most typical form of stroke, taking place whenever blood flow to the brain is inhibited by a cerebral thrombosis.

TIANEPTINE

noun. a novel antidepressant substance with an altered tricyclic structure which, not like most antidepressants, enhances instead of inhibits, the

TIME ESTIMATION

the capacity to supervise passed time. With regard to operant-conditioning analyses utilizing fixed-interval schedules, animals can approximate the time between

TIME-OF-MEASUREMENT EFFECT

an effect that occurs because of the cultural and historical impacts existent at the time a gauge is rendered. These

TO-BE-REMEMBERED ITEMS (TBR ITEMS)

with regard to experiments on memory, the particular objects shown to the involved party to recall.

TOMOMANIA

an irresistible and unrelenting desire or impulse to undergo surgery.

TONIC REFLEX

1. any reflex involving a substantial delay between muscle contracting and relaxing. 2. any reflex which allows a muscle or

TOP-DOWN PROCESSING

data processing which progresses from a hypothesis about what a stimulant may be to a judgment about whether the hypothesis

TOPOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY

a system of psychology wherein phenomena are depicted and categorized with regard to the formal unions of attractions and repulsions

TOUCH BLENDS

complex touch encounters stemming from being involved with active touch to encounter various traits of an item, inclusive of gentleness,

TOXIC PSYCHOSIS

any psychosis stemming from consumption of poisonous agents or drugs or elicited by toxins generated within the body.

TRADITIONALISM

noun. 1. a group of social customs and circumstances thought to be common in societies which are economically and technologically

TRAIT

noun. 1. a lasting characteristic which depicts or ascertains a person's actions across a wide array of scenarios. 2. with

TRANSACTIONAL CONTINGENT REWARD

an intermingling between two people wherein one person supplies rewards to the other person dependent upon particular behaviors or results.

TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION

(TMS) localized electrical arousal of the brain via the skull elicited by alterations within the magnetic field inside coils of

TRANSFORMATION THEORY

the theory which, over a period of time, one biological species can alternate into a different one.