Glossary S
Glossary S
Cancer of the connective tissues.
Sarcomeres is the repeating contractile unit in a myofibril bounded by Z-lines.
Deutsch: Zufriedenheit / Español: Satisfacción / Português: Satisfação / Français: Satisfaction / Italiano: Soddisfazione /
In psychology, "satisfaction" refers to an individual's overall contentment or fulfillment with various aspects of their life, experiences, or achievements. It is a complex emotional and cognitive state that can be influenced by a wide range of factors, including personal goals, expectations, social comparisons, and environmental circumstances. Understanding satisfaction is essential in psychology as it plays a significant role in human well-being, motivation, and decision-making.
Satyriasis is term that is used to describe men who engage in frequent or promiscuous sex. Satyriasis is also defined as an excessive, insatiable sex drive in a man. Satyriasis is also called Don Juanism.
Deutsch: Savant / Español: sabio / Português: sábio / Français: savant / Italiano: savant
In the psychology context, a savant refers to an individual who has extraordinary abilities or skills in a specific area, such as music, mathematics, or memory, often in conjunction with developmental conditions like autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or intellectual disability. This phenomenon is known as savant syndrome, where despite certain cognitive challenges, a person demonstrates remarkable talent or genius in a particular domain.
Deutsch: Savant-Syndrom / Inselbegabung / Español: Síndrome del sabio / Português: Síndrome do sábio / Français: Syndrome du savant / Italiano: Sindrome del savant
Savant Syndrome in the psychology context refers to a rare condition in which an individual demonstrates extraordinary abilities in a specific domain—such as music, mathematics, art, or memory—despite having significant cognitive or developmental limitations, often associated with autism spectrum conditions or intellectual disabilities.
People with savant syndrome may possess what appears to be islands of genius, where their skills far exceed typical levels, sometimes accompanied by deficits in social, communication, or everyday functioning.