Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Grouping practices

    In education, a set of criteria used to cluster students into different categories aimed at more efficient instructional delivery.  

  • Group cohesiveness

    The attraction group members feel for one another in terms of desires to remain a member of the group and resist leaving it.  

  • Group

    In social psychology, two or more people who interact or communicate, perceive themselves as forming a unity, and typically share at least one common goal. In group insurance, a body of subscribers eligible for group insurance by virtue of some common identifying attribute, such as common employment by an employer, or membership in a union,…

  • Groundwater

    Water in the water table below the earth’s surface.  

  • Gross national product (GNP)

    All the goods and services produced in a year in the United States changed to a dollar value. The market value of all goods and services produced by labor and property supplied by residents of the U.S. during a particular period of time. Income from overseas operations of a domestic corporation would be included in…

  • Groin

    The inguinal region of the body. A junction at each side of the body where the lower abdomen joins the top of the thighs. Area where the abdomen and thighs join; also called inguen. The region of the body where the lower abdomen joins the top of the thigh. The external depression on the front…

  • Grocer’s itch

    Eczema of the hands resulting from the handling of flour and sugar. A form of dermatitis on the hands caused by handling flour and sugar. Dermatitis caused either by mites in grain or cheese or by sugar.  

  • Grit strategy

    An acronym for graduated reciprocation in tension reduction.  

  • Grimace

    A distorted facial expression, sometimes a symptom of schizophrenia.  

  • Grievance procedure

    In business and industry, a procedure for the consideration and orderly resolution of disputes between management and employees.  

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