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Negative discrimination

Negative discrimination is when a test item is answered incorrectly more frequently for high scorers on the test than for low scorers; the item discriminates in a different direction than the total score of the test.

Negative effectivity

Negative effectivity refers to an individual's Personality dimension involving a tendency to experience negative emotional states, like Anxiety and depression.

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Negative evidence

Negative evidence refers to evidence that a particular linguistic expression, a word or sentence, is inappropriate or unacceptable. All the sentences that children hear are positive evidence of possible constructions in the language.

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Negative Explanatory Style

Negative Explanatory Style refers to negative way to explain the events in their lives. Pessimists have a negative explanatory style.

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Negative feedback

Negative feedback is telling employees what they are doing incorrectly in order to improve their performance of a task.

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Negative function

Negative function is a relationship in which increasing values of one variable are associated with decreasing values of a second variable.

Negative identity

Negative identity refers to a clearly defined self -image that is completely contrary to the cultural values of the community. Negative identity is Erikson’s term for an identity that is in direct opposition to that which parents and most adults would advocate

Negative Oedipus complex

Negative Oedipus complex is the opposite of the Freud's Oedipus complex - wherein the child loves and sexually desires the parent of the same gender and identifies with the parent of the other gender.

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