Category: S

Rules in grammar that have to do with meaning.  

In reading, the process of translation from spelling to meanings.  

Memory as knowing.  

Incorporation of new information into the context of what a person already knows.  

A form of mediated generalization that occurs because of similarity in meaning between the original conditioned stimulus and the new test stimulus.  

The smallest significant unit of meaning within a word, semantic memory; semantics.  

A self-report inventory requiring the respondent to rate each concept in one of seven positions between a number of polar objectives.  

A method developed by Semans for treating premature ejaculation in which the male signals his partner to stop stimulation when he feels the urge to ejaculate and signals when it is time to resume stimulation.  

A saddle-like prominence on the upper surface of the sphenoid bone in which the hypophysis lies. A hollow in the upper surface of the sphenoid bone in which the pituitary gland sits. Concavity on the inside portion of the skull, in the sphenoid bone, that houses the pituitary gland. A depression in the body of…

The personality theory that uses the self-concept as the integrating core of personality organization and function.