THEORY OF FORMS
Plato's principle postulating that all things have a real lasting presence as concepts or forms separate of one's senses and…
THERAPEUTIC CAMP
a camp which might render part-time care, therapeutic remediation, rehab, or a mixture of these for people, frequently kids and…
THERMOREGULATION
noun. the physiological and behavioral procedures, cumulatively, which are responsible for keeping up the typical body temperature. These procedures are…
THIOPENTAL
noun. an ultrashort-acting barbiturate utilized mainly as a pain reliever which can be delivered intravenously to generate near immediate unconsciousness.…
THREAT APPRAISAL
the mental and emotional procedures involved in evaluating the possibility of and degree of threat.
THUMB OPPOSITION
the capacity to integrate the forefinger and thumb in pincer grip motions together. Thumb opposition starts to form around three…
TIC DISORDER NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
in the DSM-IV- TR, a disorder marked by the existence of tics which don't meet the diagnostic standards for a…
TIME OUT (TO) 1
1. a method, stemming from within behavior therapy, wherein unfavorable actions are weakened and their occurrences lessened, commonly by moving…
TONIC-CLONIC SEIZURE
a seizure marked by both tonic and clonic motor motions. During the tonic stage the muscles begin to spasm and…
TOUCH FIBER
a nerve fiber which is a recipient for a mechanical stimulant, like grazing or light contact.
TRADITION-DIRECTED
adjective. depicting or correlating to people whose values, objectives, and actions are significantly ascertained by their classical cultural heritage, which…
TRAIT ANXIETY
proneness to experiencing anxiety. Individuals with high trait anxiety have a propensity to seeing the world as more risky or…