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…
OSCILLOMETER
noun. a tool for gauging oscillations, particularly those correlated with bodily operations, like variants in arterial pulsation.
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-ASSEMBLY TEST
an examination wherein the job is to rebuild an item puzzle which has been broken up or disassembled.
OBJECTIVE SET
a gestalt psychology factor wherein the initial grouping observed in a demonstration based upon unbiased aspects, like spatial location, will…
OCCUPATIONAL CRAMP
painful muscle spasms, generally in the arm or hand, which inhibits the person from participating in their profession, like writing,…
O'CONNOR V DONALDSON
a 1975 lawsuit in the U.S. Supreme Court wherein it was established that people can't be committed against their will…
OCULOMOTOR NERVE
the third cranial nerve, that consists of both sensory and motor fibers and innervates most of the muscles correlated with…
OFF-CENTER BIPOLAR CELL
a retinal bipolar cell which is hindered by light in the core of its receptive region, but is aroused by…