Glossary E

Elements of thought is a term which according to Wundt and Titchener refers to the basic sensations from which more complex thoughts are derived.

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Elevation refers to the superior movement of the shoulder girdle, as in shrugging the shoulders.

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Elevation coordinate is a term in hearing that refer to sound locations that are up and down relative to the listener.

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Eleventh hour or 11th Hour refers to the last moment. The word is derived from the parable in the Bible where laborers hired at the eleventh hour of the twelve-hour workday were paid the same as those hired earlier.

Deutsch: Hervorrufen / Español: Provocar / Português: Provocar / Français: Susciter / Italiano: Suscitare /

Elicit means to bring forth evoke.

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Elicitation in Psychology: Uncovering Thoughts, Emotions, and Behaviors

In the realm of psychology, elicitation refers to the process of drawing out or extracting information, thoughts, emotions, or behaviors from individuals. It is a valuable technique used by psychologists, counselors, researchers, and even individuals seeking self-awareness and personal growth.

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Elicited Imitation refers to a method of assessing memory in which an action sequence is shown to infants, who then try to imitate

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Eliciting effect refers to iImitative behavior in which the observer does not copy the model ’s responses but simply behaves in a related manner. (see Inhibitory/ disinhibitory effect, Modeling effect.)

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