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Sadistic (adj.)

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Sadique (adj.)

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Schema (n.)

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Schème (n.) (voir J. Piaget)

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Scale (n.)

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Échelle (de mesure) (n.)

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Sample (n.)

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Échantillon (n.)

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Secure attachment

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Attachement sécure

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Screening (n.)

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Dépistage (n.)

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Scholar (n.)

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Érudit, savant (n.), les universitaires

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Self-fulfilment (n.)

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Épanouissement de soi (n.)

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Self-esteem (n.)

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Estime de soi (n.)

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Self-efficacy theory

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Théorie de l’auto-efficacité (voir A. Bandura)

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Self-definition (n.)

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Quête de soi, définition de soi

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Self-construal (n.)

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Perception de soi

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Self-blame (n.)

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Auto-accusation

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Selective erasure

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Destruction sélective

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Seizure (n.)

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Attaque (n.)

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Semantic differential scale

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Échelle du différenciateur sémantique

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Self-validation hypothesis

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Hypothèse d’auto-validation

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Self-theory (n.)

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Théorie du Soi (voir théorie implicite de l’intelligence d’après C.S. Dweck)

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Self-mutilation (n.)

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Automutilation (n.)

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Self-monitoring

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Monitorage de soi

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Self-management

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Autogestion, prise en charge (n.)

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Selfish (n.)

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Égoïste (n.)

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Self-healing (n.)

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Autoguérison (n.)

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Self-fulfilment of expectations

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Prophéties autoréalisées

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Self-report questionnaire

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Questionnaire auto-administré

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Semantic memory

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Mémoire sémantique

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Semantic property

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Propriété sémantique

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Semen (n.)

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Sperme (n.)

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Sensation (n.)

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Sensation (n.)

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Sensation-seeking

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Recherche de sensations

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Sensation-seeking

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Recherche de sensations

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Sensorimotor tasks

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Tâches sensorimotrices

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Sensory (adj.)

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Sensoriel (adj.)

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Sensory capture

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Capture sensorielle (voir technique humaniste)

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Sensory homunculus

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Homuncules sensoriel

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Sensory stimulation

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Stimulation sensorielle

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Sensory stimuli

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Stimuli sensoriels

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Separation anxiety

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Angoisse de séparation

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Shell-shock (n)

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État de choc traumatique

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Shift (n)

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Changement, modification, déplacement (n)

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Shock generator (n)

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Générateur de chocs électriques (n)

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Sign test (n)

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Test des signes (voir test en statistiques)

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Similarity (n)

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Similarité (n)

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Simulation theory

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Théorie de la simulation

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Situation variables

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Variables situationnelles

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Skill (n)

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Capacité, compétence, habileté (n)

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Skilled (adj.)

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Compétent, entraîné, expert (adj.)

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Skinner box (n)

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La boîte de Skinner est un dispositif expérimental inventé par Skinner pour mettre en évidence l’apprentissage par essai-erreur chez des animaux (rats/pigeons) en faisant intervenir un stimulus renforçateur du comportement (prise de nourriture pour un renforcement positif, choc électrique pour un renforcement négatif)

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Skull (n.)

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Crâne, Boîte crânienne (n.)

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Sleep disturbances

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Troubles du sommeil

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Sleepless night

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Nuit blanche, nuit sans sommeil

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Slip of the tongue

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Lapsus

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Social cohesiveness

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Cohésion sociale

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Social desirability

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Désirabilité sociale : tendance à donner une image de soi conforme à celle de l’endogroupe (voir ce mot)

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Social Identity Theory

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Théorie de l’Identité sociale (voir H. Tajfel & J.-C. Turner 1986)

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Social isolation

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Isolement social

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Social networks

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Réseaux sociaux

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Social norms

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Normes sociales

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Social phobia

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Phobie sociale

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Social reproduction

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Reproduction sociale

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Social status

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Statut social

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Social support

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Soutien social

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Social workers

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Travailleurs sociaux

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Socially skilled

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Socialement compétent(e)

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Somatic (adj.)

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Somatique (adj.) : relatif au corps dans sa dimension physique

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Somatic reaction

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Manifestation, réaction somatique

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Sorting task

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Tâche de classification

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Source credibility

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Crédibilité de la source

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Source expertise

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Expertise de la source (d’un message)

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Speech (n.)

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Parole (n.)

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Sphere of close relations

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Sphère des relations intimes

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Spinal cord

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Moelle épinière

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Spreading of activation

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Diffusion de l’activation

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Stability (n.)

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Stabilité (n.)

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Stable Cause

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Cause stable (voir B. Weiner et sa théorie des attributions)

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Stage (n.)

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Stade (n.)

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Stage of the relationship

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Stade de la relation

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Stance (n.)

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Position (n.)

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State (n.)

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État (n.)

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State anxiety

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Anxiété-état (d’après Spielberger)

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Stereotypes (n.)

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Stéréotype (n.)

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Stomach pain

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Douleur abdominale

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Storage of information in memory

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Stockage de l’information en mémoire

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Strange situation (n.)

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Situation étrange : expérience consistant à induire un léger stress par le départ et le retour d’un parent chez des enfants âgés d’un an. La situation se compose de huit épisodes (départ-retour) de trois minutes chacun, dont certains se déroulent en présence d’un inconnu. Les réactions de l’enfant sont examinées et permettent d’inférer le style d’attachement de l’enfant.

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Style A or C

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Type A ou C

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Sublimation (n.)

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Sublimation (n.)

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Subliminal priming

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Amorçage subliminal

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Substance abuse

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Abus de substances (voir drogues)

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Substance use disorders

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Troubles liés à l’utilisation/consommation d’une substance

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Substance-induced disorders

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Troubles induits par une substance

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Sudden arousal state

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État d’excitation (d’agitation) soudain

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Suicide attempts

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Tentatives de suicide

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Super-ego (n.)

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Surmoi (n.)

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Surgeons (n.)

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Chirurgiens (n.)

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Survival mechanisms

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Mécanismes de survie

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Sweat (v.)

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Transpirer (v.)

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Swing-door effect

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Effet «porte pivotante»

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Symbolic function

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Fonction symbolique

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Symbolic value system

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Système de valeurs symboliques

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Syndrome (n.)

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Syndrome (n.) : regroupement de symptômes caractérisant un état pathologique

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Syndromic (adj.)

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Syndromique (adj.)

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Syntactical system

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Système syntaxique

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Syntagmatic relation

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Relation syntagmatique

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