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ORGAN INFERIORITY

the insight of being deficient or somehow lesser than other people as a outcome of aversive emotions about a physical

ORGANIC REPRESSION

a retroactive type of amnesia wherein the patient might not be able to remember occurrences before the injury even though

ORGANIZATIONAL APPROACH

with regard to the study of feelings, a conceptual construct, based upon the general systems theory, stressing the part of

ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE

worker comprehensions of how fair an establishment is. It contains comprehensions of the fairness of results which workers receive and

ORIENTATION AND MOBILITY TRAINING (O&M TRAINING)

guided direction in the mental and motor skills required for individuals with visual handicap to get themselves used to space

ORTHOGONAL

1. alone, separate or unrelated. 2. at 90 degree angles.

OSCILLOMETER

noun. a tool for gauging oscillations, particularly those correlated with bodily operations, like variants in arterial pulsation.

OSTEOMALACIA

noun. Reference: calcium-deficient illnesses or dysfunctions.

OTONEUROLOGY

noun. The analysis of neurology as corresponding with audition.

OUTER PLEXIFORM LAYER

the synaptic layer within the retina wherein connections are made between photoreceptors, retinal horizontal cells, and retinal bipolar cells.

OVAL WINDOW

a membranous opening in the bony wall of the cochlea inside the ear. Vibration of the stapes is conveyed to

OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS (OA)

a voluntary establishment of males and females who desire to help one another comprehend and overcome compulsive eating disorders or

OVERPRODUCTION

1. the state wherein a species generates excess offspring for the amount of food, space, or other essentially resources that

OVERVALUED IDEA

an untrue or exaggerated belief which is preserved by a person, but not as strictly and consistently than a delusion.

OBJECT

noun. 1. the other, which is, any individual or symbolic representations of an individual which isn't the self and toward

OBJECT-BASED ATTENTION

interest seen as operating mostly on items instead of on spatial locations.

OBJECTIVE TEST

an examination modeled to induce a particular response, accurate or inaccurate. A true or false examination is one instance of

OBSERVATIONAL LEARNING 1

the collecting of data, skills, or actions by way of observing the behavior of others, either directly or through such

OCCAM

the maxim which, given an option between two hypotheses, the one containing the lesser amount of presumptions should be favored.

OCCUPATIONAL CULTURE

a distinctive pattern of thought and actions shared by members of the same profession and showed in their language, morals,