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OTIS-LENNON SCHOOL ABILITY TEST (OLSAT)

a multiple-choice evaluation of verbal and non-verbal reasoning capabilities which are early indicators of high achievement in school. Accessible in

OUTCOME EXPECTANCIES

mental, emotional, and behavioral results which people consider to be correlated with future, or intended, actions and which are considered

OUTPATIENT

noun. a registered ambulatory patient who can be treated sans an overnight stay in a hospital, clinic, or other institution,

OVERCONFIDENCE

noun. 1. a condition of over-approximating one's capacity to perform or under-approximating the capacity of an opponent to perform. 2.

OVERLAPPING FACTOR

with regard to factor analysis, an aspect shared by two or more tests.

OVERSTAFFING

noun. a scenario wherein management believes that more individuals than required are being hired by an establishment or one of

OXYTOCICS

drugs which are able to arouse or elicit contracting of the uterine muscles and are utilized clinically to elicit labor

OBJECT LOVE

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, love of a individual that is not like the individual. It is an act of

OBJECTIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY

a remediation process established mostly for utilization toward people in institutions and patients with sight-to-average emotional disruptions. To lessen the

OBLIQUE ROTATION

a rotational program utilized in factor examination whenever at least two aspects are corresponded.

OBSESSIVE PERSONALITY

an obsolete DSM-I personality trait disruption marked by extreme orderliness, indecisiveness, perfectionism, never-ending anxiety over troubles, and the placing of

OCCUPATION

noun. 1. a group of tasks which comprise the performance of like tasks and have like necessities with regard to

OCCUPATIONAL STRESS

tension and strain encountered by employees on the job, stemming from such problems as harsh or time-consuming schedules, tough decisions,

OCULOCEREBRORENAL SYNDROME

an X-linked recessive inherited disorder impacting male kids and characterized by renal-tubule malfunction, cognitive impairment, and optical disorders or dysfunctions,

ODORANT-BINDING PROTEIN

any one of a small group of proteins which bind to odorants and are carriers of such molecules to the

OIKOFUGIC

possessing or corresponding to an urge to travel or veer away from home.

OLFACTORY CROSS-ADAPTATION

a lessening in sensitivity to an odor subsequent to acclimation to a different odor. Unlike as other senses, there are

OLIGODENDROCYTE

noun. a form of glial cell which is correlated with neurons in the CNS.

ON-CENTER GANGLION CELL

a retinal ganglion cell which is aroused by light in the core of its receptive region but is hindered by

ONE-WAY MIRROR

a screen or mirror which can be seen through from one of its side. One-way mirrors are utilized, for instance,