Glossary E
Glossary E
Experiential subtheory is a term used in Sternberg's triarchic theory, that refers to the subtheory concerned with how prior knowledge influences performance, specifically with the individual's ability to deal with novelty and the degree to which processing is automatized.
Experiential therapy refers to a method of therapy that is 'hands on' for both the therapist and the individual being treated: some examples of this are equine therapy and outdoor adventure programs.
Experiential Therapy is defined as a method of therapy that is "hands on" for both the therapist and the client (individual being treated). Some examples of Experiential Therapy are Equine therapy and outdoor adventure programs.
Experiential transcendence is a way of experiencing immortality through achieving a sense of continuous presence.
Experimental analysis of behavior refers to a phrase typically associated with Skinner’s system. Reflects radical behaviorism’s emphasis on the objective analysis of the variables involved in behavior, specifically, what the organism does, the circumstances under which the action occurs, and the consequences of the action - whether behavior occurs again under similar circumstances. (see Radical behaviorism.)
Experimental cognitive psychology refers to one of the four (4) approaches in the study of human cognition that involves carrying out experiments on normal individuals, generally under laboratory conditions.