DAY CARE CENTER
1. a nonresidential institution that renders health and social services in a communal environment for people adults who cannot care…
DEBRIEFING
The process after a research project where the participants are given more details about the project.
DANGEROUSNESS
noun. The condition wherein people come to be more plausible to cause damage to their self or other people, presenting…
DATA COLLECTION
a step-by-step collection of data for sensible reasons or research purposes.
DAY HABILITATION
a home-based or communal service rendered for someone with cognitive retardation or a similar health problem. It supplies day-to-day schedules…
DEATH ANXIETY
emotional duress or timidness stimulated by notifications of death, inclusive of one's own thought processes and memory.
DEBT COUNSELING
This is carried out to help people with debt and offers them advice on consolidation and managing money.
DANTROLENE
noun. A muscle relaxer possessing a main behavior directed at skeletal muscles. It treats muscular spasms commonly seen in those…
DATA POOLING
the blending of information, of at least two studies which may occasionally generate deceitful results.
DAY HOSPITAL
postulated by Scottish psychiatrist Donald Ewen Cameron, a facility wherein people are recipients to a wide range of remediation during…
DEATH CONCEPTS
mental constructs of linear time, assurance, universality, personal sensitivity, finiteness, and irreversibility, that conjoin with other factors to shape a…
DA COSTA'S SYNDROME
founded by American surgeon Jacob Mendes Da Costa, a condition of anxiousness in soldiers during the American Civil War marked…
DATA REDUCTION
the procedure involved in lessening a group of variables of measurements into a more minute, controllable, and dependable, or superior…
DAY TREATMENT
a system or organized interdisciplinary evaluation, remediation, and rehabilitation services rendered by professionals and paraprofessionals for handicapped persons or a…
DEATH FEIGNING
the act of coming to be stationary or pretending to be dead whenever in possible danger. Commonly referred to as…