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ACONURESIS

noun. Non-voluntary urination

ACQUIESCENCE

noun. Compromise and approval, generally with ease and lacking any complaint.

ACROMEGALOID-HYPERTELORISM-PECTUS CARINATUM SYNDROME

an inborn situation, thought to be passed on genetically, commonly identified by smaller-than-average heights, cognitive retardation, eyes that are far

ACTION INTERPRETATION

the nonverbal response of a counselor to a client's performance or comments,

ACTIVATION HYPOTHESIS

1. in regard to cognitive theory, the idea that mathematical pressures on the ties or nodes of cognitive system designs

ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION

a technique of managing sound ranges which includes the manufacturing of noises to allow them to terminate different noises.

ACTIVITY DRIVE

a living body's postulated inborn longing for or desire to be physically active, frequently demonstrated as a need to maneuver

ACTUAL NEUROSIS

with regard to the classical psychoanalytic principle of Sigmund Freud, a neuroticism that originates from existing carnal aggravations, compared to

ACUTE ALCOHOLISM

strangely accelerated start of the signs of alcohol dependency

ACUTE STRESS DISORDER (ASD)

an illness exemplifying the instant psychological consequences of being exposed to a distressing agent. Additional to attributes of posttraumatic stress,

ADAPTATION MECHANISM

founded by Jean Piaget, a process of scientific adaptation via the interaction between the assimilation of reports from life experience

ADAPTIVE TASK ALLOCATION

with regard to ergonomics, a program model that assists allotment of jobs to the human operator or the equipment depending

ADDUCTION

1. mobility of a body part moving closer to the core of the body or closer to an appendage. Reference:

ADIPSIA

1. a lack of being thirsty or an irregular avoidance of drinks. Adipsia might be connected to wounds in the

ADJUSTMENT REACTION

a short-term, maladaptive psychological reaction to a circumstance. This kind of responses happened to be placed within the classification transient

ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY

a sector of the field of psychology that deals with the behavior and growth of children into adults

ADRENALECTOMY

the dissection and retrieval of adrenal glands, one or both of them, in which they are taken from the body.

ADULT EDUCATION

structured or official forms of academia, sometimes offered in the evening to accommodate the schedules of working adults. Commonly referred

ADVERSE IMPACT

the damaging or unwanted impact on select sects of employment or various other businesses considered to be prejudiced. Commonly referred

AESTHETIC TASTE

viewing of and comparing of air pieces as unquestionably striking or perhaps adequate in accordance with commonly supported criteria.