ACCENTUATION THEORY
Henri Tajfel's concept that points out a tendency to over-emphasize the differences between things belonging to different categories, and likewise,…
ACCEPTANCE
noun. 1. an agreeable demeanor toward a concept, position, individual, or group. In regards to therapy, a welcoming and open-minded…
ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY
a type of CBT (cognitive behavior therapy)- aids individuals in letting go of old behaviors that have hindered them in…
ACCEPTANCE REGION
the range in which test values will point to a null hypothesis being accepted.
ACCEPTANCE SAMPLING
the welcoming of a study into a sample because it qualifies on the basis of it lying within a range…
ACCEPTANCE STAGE
Elisabeth Kiibler-Ross devised the five stages of dying- this being the last of those stages. In this stage, individuals retract…
ACCESSIBILITY OF AN ATTITUDE
the probability of a specific attitude being evoked from recollection upon confronting the attitude object.
ACCESSIBLE
adjective. 1. open to private and reciprocal action- welcoming to therapeutic interventions to aid in restoring or maintaining emotional, cognitive,…
ACCIDENT ANALYSIS
the procedure followed to ascertain how an accident occurred in keeping with a plan to aid in prevention of such…
ACCIDENT BEHAVIOR
behavior that is more likely to cause damage to persons, objects or other surroundings. Often, this behavior is seen in…
ACCIDENT PREVENTION
1. the employment of proven tactics that aid in decreasing the frequency and grimness of accidents. Accident analysis is often…
ACCIDENT PRONENESS
being more likely than most to be the cause or victim of an accident. Controversial since it's introduction in the…
ACCIDENTAL CHAINING
educating by means of repeated exposure and fortification, a successiveness of two or more activities that incorporates a gesture that…
ACCIDENTAL GROUP
an arrangement of people who have continually stumbled upon one another enough to which they slowly end up grouped together…
ACCIDENTAL PROPERTY
traits belonging to an object or person that are not vital to it's being or survival. Commonly referred to as…
ACCIDENT-PATH MODEL
a prototype used to show the predecessors and producers of an accident via a sequential pattern.