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ACCIDENT PREVENTION

1. the employment of proven tactics that aid in decreasing the frequency and grimness of accidents. Accident analysis is often

ACCURACY

noun. 1. with regard to an activity, a performance appraisal, typically centered around the balance of accurate answers. 2. much

ACHIEVEMENT

noun. 1. the actual achievement of an intended target, or the target itself.

ACHROMATIC INTERVAL

1. within eyesight, the range of intensity of light lying between the quantity needed for awareness of the monochromatic stimulus

ACOUSTIC NEUROMA

a harmless growth stemming from the auditory nerve, located in between the cochlea and brainstem. Loss of hearing in one

ACQUIRED DYSPRAXIA

dyspraxia that's created due to the forfeiture of a formerly attained capacity to carry out coordinated moves. Commonly seen in

ACROTOMOPHILIA

noun. An unhealthy intrigue applying to amputations. Some persons may become sexually excited by amputees.

ACTION RESEARCH

investigation or analysis that is directed in the direction behind a useful objective, typically a growth in a specific function

ACTIVE ALGOLAGNIA

carnal excitement by inflicting pain upon someone else. Reference: sexual sadism.

ACTIVE SCOPOPHILIA

pathologic concentration in watching others take part in sexual behavior or in watching someone's genitalia. It might be demonstrated as

ACTIVITY THEORY

1. a way of thinking, cultivated mainly by Soviet specialists, which concentrates upon processes as a whole instead of the

ACUITY

Keenness of perception, sensory is the accuracy that any sensorial stimulus is understood as- optical is keenness of vision.

ACUTE DELUSIONAL PSYCHOSIS

a being which designates that is particular to French psychopathology, in that it is recognized as bouffee delirante (French for,

AD IGNORANTIUM (AD IGNORANTIAM)

standing for a sort of casual or convincing method where within such a disagreement is assumed to be factual since

ADAPTIVE ACT

the way a living body discovers how to render the right reactions that are necessary for a change to the

ADDICTIVE DRUGS

alcohol, drugs, or other matters that result in a person becoming dependent upon them. Such addictive drugs consist of amphetamines

ADENOMA

noun. a typically harmless growth originated from epithelial tissue that possesses glandular characteristics. The most typical in the CNS is

ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY

any number of additional interventions utilized at the same time as a main intervention to supercharge treatment efficacy. For instance,

ADMISSION CRITERIA

a group of guidelines or assessments utilized to determine if pupil should be enrolled into an academic program.

ADOPTION STUDY

a model of investigation that intends to ascertain an estimate of the level of genetic potential of a chosen attribute