SI (psychology)

SI refers to several distinct concepts in psychological science and practice.

Meanings

SI (psychology) (sensory integration) — the neurological process of organizing sensory information from the body and environment into meaningful perception and motor response.

SI (psychology) (social interaction) — the dynamic exchange of communication, behavior, and influence between individuals or groups in shared contexts.

SI (psychology) (self-injury) — deliberate harm inflicted on one's own body, often as a coping mechanism for overwhelming emotional distress.

SI (psychology) (stimulus intensity) — in Estimation theory, the strength or magnitude of a sensory or cognitive stimulus as perceived by an observer.

Related

Neuroscience, Behavior, Coping mechanisms, Sensory processing, Social psychology, Perception