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BIS

BIS is the abbreviations of Behavioral Inhibition System, a brain System associated with increased Attention and Arousal and inhibited action ; a brain circuit in the limbic System tha

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Biserial correlation

Biserial correlation refers to an index used to express the relationship between a Continuous variable and an artificially dichotomous variable.

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Bisexual

Bisexual refers to a person romantically and erotically attracted to both men and women or members of either sex. Bisexuals are people who seek emotional-sexual relationships with members of both genders.

Bisexuality

Bisexuality refers to a sexual orientation in which a person has erotic and romantic feelings for both their own and the opposite sex.

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Bivariate analysis

Bivariate analysis refers to the analysis of two (2) variables simultaneously, for the purpose of determining the empirical relationship between them. The construction of a simple percentage table or the computation of a simple correlation coefficient are examples of Bivariate analyses.

Bizarre behavior

Bizarre behavior refer to patterns of conduct or demeanor far removed from normal and expected experience.

Black English

Black English refers to a dialect of American English used mostly, but not exclusively by members of the African American community, which is characterized by some special rules of pronunciation and syntax.

Black-sheep effect

Black-sheep effect refers to the the tendency for group members to evaluate a disliked ingroup member who performs an offensive behavior more harshly than an outgroup member who performs the same offense

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