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DUAL CAREERS

The home situation where both partners are career orinted and no one stays at home and is the home maker.

DUCHENNE SMILE

A smile that characterised by crow's feet around the eyes and an upturning of lips.

DUSO PROGRAM

Provides therapy to emotionally disturbed children to develop and understand themselves and others.

DYNAMIC EFFECT LAW

The theory that goal directed behaviour becomes a habit as a person attains each goal.

DYNAMOMETER

The instrument used to measure force and power.

DYSGENIC

A factor or influence that is detrimental to heredity. Compare eugenic.

DYSORTHOGRAPHIA

Not being able to spell.

DYSPONESIS

State of habitual tension generating hypertension, migraine headaches and bruxism,

DYSURIA

Having difficult or painful urination often caused by a bacterial infection.

DANCE EPIDEMIC

a sensation wherein supposed abrupt and uncontrollable dancing stems throughout a large portion of a populace due to a contagion.

DASEIN

proposed by German philosopher Martin Heidegger, the specific type of being that develops in people.

DAUERSCHLAF

noun. A kind of therapy wherein extended sleep in elicited via drugs. It has been employed in the remediation of

DEAF-MUTE

noun. A noncurrent and dyslogistic term for someone who can't talk, or decides not to , due to hereditary or

DEATH-QUALIFIED JURY

The jury that contains people capable of handling down a death penalty. See Wainright vs. Witt.

DECENTRALIZED ORGANIZATION

An organisation where authority is spread out over the organisation rather than just those at the top. Compare centralised organisation.

DANCE THERAPY

the utilization of many types of rhythmic motions as a therapy-based method to assist people in attaining better body consciousness

DASEIN ANALYSIS

a technique employed in existential psychotherapy stressing the requisite to not just one's presence in the world, but additionally what

DAY BLINDNESS

irregular vulnerability of the fovea centralis to vibrant light.

DEAFNESS

noun. The part or total inexistence of the auditory sense. It might be genetic or gained otherwise by trauma or

DEAUTOMATIZATION HYPOTHESIS

An idea that states automatic processes cab be controlled by conscious and voluntary control. See automaticity.