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ABERRATION

noun. 1. a departure from one's average behavior. 2. in regard to eyesight, when beams of light do not correctly

ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR

behavior that is unlike the majority of a healthy human population- behaviors which could pose a threat to one's livelihood

ABSENT STATE

a state in which a person feels less life-like as though they may be somewhat imaginary. Often a side effect

ABSTINENCE DELIRIUM

a type of hysteria that can occur alongside withdrawal from substances once abused such as alcohol.

ABUSE LIABILITY ABX PARADIGM

a test in which objects are shown to participating parties with the intent that they will identify which objects match

ACADEMIC SKILLS DISORDER

a learning disorder, medically classified in the DSM

ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY

a type of CBT (cognitive behavior therapy)- aids individuals in letting go of old behaviors that have hindered them in

ACCIDENT-PATH MODEL

a prototype used to show the predecessors and producers of an accident via a sequential pattern.

ACENESTHESIA

noun. 1. lacking the ability to recognize one's bodily presence. 2. an absence of consciousness of one's particular form.

ACHIEVEMENT GOAL THEORY

any of numerous theorems of willingness that discern two kinds of success pursuits, goal-oriented, ego-oriented, that unite such dissimilarities in

ACID1

signifying among the four primary smell qualities within the crocker-henderson odor system. 2. noun. Slang/lingo for LSD. Reference: hallucinogen.

ACOUSTIC TRAUMA

a kind of nerve deafness caused by contact with profound noise. Actually, short periods of vulnerability to jet or airplane

ACROAGNOSIA

noun. Absence of awareness of an appendage. Persons with this ailment do not sense their appendage even while they can

ACTING OUT

1. the unrestrained and improper attitudinal declaration of denied feelings that aids in reducing stress corresponding with these feelings or

ACTIONAL VERB

in semantics, a verb that implies actual physical behavior, typically carried out by a stimulus and generating an impact upon

ACTIVE EUTHANASIA

straightforward behaviors designed to stop the life of an individual (or animal) who is now ailing to a great extent

ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (ADLS)

events which are integral to a person's hygiene routine. Tools gauging operations of daily liv

ACTIVITY-PASSIVITY

in psychoanalytical principle, polarities classifying instinctive aims. Freud claimed that desires are constantly active however their aims may be active

ACUPUNCTURIST

noun. acupuncture therapy anesthesia losing of feeling, frequently of soreness, that comes from the insertion of small acupuncture needles directly

ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS

a disease that has the capability to influence mountain climbers, backpackers, or winter sport enthusiasts that have ascended too swiftly