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OVULATORY CYCLE

the cyclical alterations in the ovary correlated with the growth of a graafian follicle.

OBJECT CONSTANCY

the propensity for an item to be comprehended more or less unaltered in spite of variations in the conditions of

OBJECTIVE COMPETITIVE SITUATION

a scenario wherein at least one person analyzes the behavior of a person or group of people by comparing it

OBJECT-ORIENTED PLAY

the voluntary changing of items, like clanging or throwing them, within the framework of play.

OBSERVER BIAS

an experimental bias comprised of errors by a viewer in one direction. Such a bias is frequently correlated with the

OCCASIONALISM

noun. the philosophical doctrine which postulates that occurrences aren't specifically a result of the antecedent occurrences which seem to generate

OCCUPATIONAL INHIBITION, OCCUPATIONAL NORM

the common or average score attained from examinations of a specific capacity, attribute, or interest among members of a specific

OCULAR DOMINANCE COLUMN

a vertical slab of straite cortex wherein the neurons are favorably reactive to arousal by way of one of the

ODD-EVEN RELIABILITY

a way of examining the dependability of an examination by relating scores on the odd- numbered objects with scores on

OFFSPRING

noun. any of the present-forth descendants of a plant, animal, or person.

OLFACTORIUM

noun. an examination chamber designed for concise and accurate gauging of olfactory operations, particularly odor sensitivity. The very controlled odor

OLFACTORY TRACT

a strip of nerve fibers which starts in the olfactory bulb and continues in reverse along the bottom side of

OMNIBUS TEST

a statistical examination of magnitude wherein at least three conditions are contrasted at the same time or wherein there are

ONE-SIDED MESSAGE

a message consisting of arguments which solely advocate one side of a problem. It is compared with a two-sided message,

ONTOGENETIC FALLACY

postulated by American sociologist Sale Dannefer, the false presumption that anything which appears like a typical trend or pattern of

OPEN HOSPITAL

a psychiatric hospital lacking locked entryways or physical constraint systems/tools. Commonly referred to as open-door hospital.

OPENING TECHNIQUE

the way by which a therapist mandates initial trust and rapport at the start of an occupational union with a

OPERATION

noun. 1. a form of cognitive scheme which is mental, stems from behavior, exists in an ordered system wherein it

OPIA

suffix: fault or flaw of vision of the eyes.

OPIOID INTOXICATION

a reversible syndrome due to the recent taking of an opioid. It comprises clinically substantial behavioral or psychological alterations, as