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TRANSITIVISM

the illusory presumption of one's symptoms or other traits by other individuals.

TRANSSEXUALISM

noun. a gender identity disorder involving a continued feeling of discomfort and inappropriateness correlating to one's anatomical gender, with a

TRAVELING WAVE

the wave of displacement across the basilar membrane which takes place whenever noise gets to the cochlea inside the inner

TREPHINATION

noun. a surgical process wherein a disk of bone is excised, generally from the cranium, with a circular tool having

TRIAZOLAM

noun. a short-acting benzodiazepine utilized mainly as a hypnotic and additionally to control anxiety correlated with dental procedures. following reports

TRIGGER 1

noun. 1. a stimulant which elicits a response. 2. verb. to operate as a trigger.

TRIPLE-CODE MODEL OF IMAGERY

a theory which tries to describe why imagery works in performance enhancement. It recommends three impacts of imagery: (i) the

TRUANCY

noun. lacking permission for absence from school.

TUBAL PREGNANCY

a pregnancy wherein the fertilized ovum is implanted into a fallopian tube's wall instead of into the uterus's lining.

TURING TEST

a test proposed in 1950 to ascertain in which scenarios a computer program may be considered to be intelligent. The

TWO-POINT THRESHOLD

the point of stimulant division, which is, the shortest distance between two spots of arousal on the skin at which

TYPE B PERSONALITY

a character trend marked by low degrees of frustration competitiveness and a calm, easy-going approach. Type B people commonly do

TYROSINE

noun. a non-vital amino acid found in most proteins. It is a precursor of the catecholamine neuro-transmitters: norepinephrine, dopamine, and

TECHNICAL

1. corresponding to specialized abilities, skills, or methods. 2. corresponding to abilities or skills which are technology-based, industrial, or mechanical.

TELECOMMUTING

noun. working from one's home using a phone, fax machine, and computer to correspond with individuals at the central office

TELEPRESENCE

noun. the feeling of being at a remote location whenever given sensory data from that distant locale.

TEMPERATURE SPOT

a region of the skin which consists of temperature-sensitive receptors.

TEMPORAL MODULATION TRANSFER FUNCTION (TMTF)

an operative depicting the capacity to adhere to temporal alterations within the magnitude of a stimulant. In psycho- acoustics, a

TENEX

a brand name for guanfacine.

TERMAN-MCNEMAR TEST OF MENTAL ABILITY

a formative group intelligence test modeled for grades 7 through 12 and consisting of 162 four- or five-alternative multiple-choice objects