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Single-subject design

Single-subject design refers to an experimental procedure in which one (1) person (subject) at a time is studied in both the experimental and control conditions.

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Singularity

Singularity (sing-gyuh-LAR-i-tee) noun 1. The quality or condition of being singular. 2. A trait marking one as distinct from others; a peculiarity. 3. Something uncommon or unusual. 4. Astrophysics.

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Sinoatrial

The sinoatrial is a node (or SA node) specialized tissue located in the right atrium of the heart, that generates the electrical impulse to initiate the heartbeat.

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Sitophobia

Sitophobia is defined as the morbid aversion to food. Sitophobia is from the Greek word sito- meaning food + -phobia (fear or aversion).

Situation

Deutsch: Situation / Español: situación / Português: situação / Français: situation / Italiano: situazione

In psychology, a situation refers to the external environment and contextual factors that influence an individual's thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. It encompasses the physical setting, social dynamics, cultural norms, and specific events occurring at a given time. Situations are pivotal in understanding human behavior, as they interact with personal traits to shape responses and actions.

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Situational Context

Deutsch: Situativer Kontext / Español: Contexto situacional / Português: Contexto situacional / Français: Contexte situationnel / Italiano: Contesto situazionale

In psychology, Situational Context refers to the external environmental factors and circumstances that influence human cognition, behavior, and emotional responses. Unlike internal traits or dispositions, situational context emphasizes the dynamic interplay between individuals and their surroundings, shaping perceptions and actions in real time. This concept is foundational in social psychology, clinical psychology, and organizational behavior, where the impact of external conditions is systematically analyzed.

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Situational orgasmic disorder

Situational orgasmic disorder refers to orgasmic disorder in which the woman is able to have an orgasm in some situations, like while masturbating, but not in others, such as when having sexual intercourse.

Situational phobia

situational phobia refers to anxiety involving enclosed places (for example, Claustrophobia) or public transportation (for example, fear of flying).

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