Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

In educational psychology, a mental action that can be reversed, organization; reversibility. Any medical procedure or act performed on the body with instruments or by the hands of a physician or surgeon. In developmental psychology, those skills and thought processes that are experienced as one grows and develops, concrete operational period. The way in which…

Learned pain behavior that may respond to behavior modification respondent pain.  

Learning that occurs as a result of the consequences of a behavior. Positive consequences increase the frequency of the behavior, while negative consequences decrease the frequency of the behavior.  

The end result and the process for achieving this end. These goals are values clarification, decision making, and self-actualization.  

A response that is generated or modified through the expectation of a reward.  

A wound in which the affected tissues are exposed by an external opening. A contusion in which the skin is also broken, such as a gunshot, incised, or lacerated wound. A wound with a wide, open external gap.  

A system that is influenced by and is in constant interaction with the environment.  

A school building without interior walls.  

A prepaid insurance plan or policy in which any health or medical provider may become the provider of the health and medical services needed.  

A relationship in which the couples are committed to each other but are free to engage in sexual activities with others.