OPEN-FIELD CHAMBER
an enclosed area wherein animals can move about while at the same time their ambulatory and defecatory behaviors can be…
OPERATING SPACE
explained by Canadian growth psychologist Robbie Case, the space in working memory which can be given to the carrying out…
OPHTHALMOSCOPY
noun. the study of the fundus of the eye using an ophthalmoscope. Ophthalmoscopy is additionally utilized to gauge refractive errors…
OPIOID DEPENDENCE
in the DSM-IV-TR, a group of cognitive, behavioral, and physiological indicators signaling that ongoing utilization of opioids in spite of…
OPPORTUNITY STRUCTURE
a matrix which correlates private traits to the social and cultural chances and choices which are accessible to a person…
OPTICAL ILLUSION
an unauthentic visual picture generated by either physical or psychological aspects.
ORAL STAGE
with regard to psychoanalytic theory, the first phase of psychocarnal growth, occurring in the first year of life, wherein the…
ORDERED SCALE
a scale of gauging wherein the scaling units can be rated from tiniest to biggest.
ORGANIC VARIABLE
a procedure or condition inside a living being which mixes with a stimulant to generate a specific reaction. Commonly referred…
ORGANIZATIONAL CLIMATE
the basic character of the entire organizational surroundings as comprehended by those who are employed in it.
ORGANIZED PLAY
play which is ordered, overseen by rules, and managed or directed by another person, like a educator, group leader, or…
ORIGINAL SIN
with regard to the Judeo-Christian tradition, a place of sin considered to be innate in all people as an outcome…
ORTHOGONAL ROTATION
a category of conversions of multidimensional spaces wherein the axis system stays at 90-degree angles. Commonly referred to as rigid…
OUIJA BOARD
brand name for a board displaying letters and numerals on which a movable pointer, held by the players, spells out…
OUTGROUP EXTREMITY EFFECT
the propensity to depict and assess out-group members, their behavior, and their products in very positive or very aversive manners.
OVERACTIVITY
noun. Too much restless activity which might correspond to fear or frenzy. Over activity is generally partly less extreme than…