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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA)

a federal department of the U.S. Department of Labor established to promote the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970,

OCULAR DYSMETRIA

incapacity to direct saccadic eye movements to targets. Eye movements might either land short of the target or surpass it.

ODDITY LEARNING, ODDITY PROBLEM

an acquisition task wherein an animal must choose an item which is in some way varied from other potential choices.

OFF-TIME LIFE EVENTS

life events which arise at atypical or unpredicted times in the life span for members of a chosen populace.

OLFACTORY AREA

a brain structure correlated with the sense of scent. Experimental signs or proof of the exact operations of this region

OLFACTORY TUBERCLE

a tiny oval elevation close to the base of the olfactory tract which consists of auxiliary olfactory nerve cells and

ON CELLS (ON CELLS)

neurons within the visual system, specifically the retina, which depolarize whenever the retina is aroused by light onset.

ONE-TRIAL LEARNING

the mastery of a trade or a segment of acquisition on the first try.

ONTOGENY

noun. the biological root and growth of a living being from fertilization of the egg cell to death. Commonly referred

OPEN SHOP

a work arrangement wherein belonging to a union is at will and isn't necessitated as a requisite of employment.

OPENMINDEDNESS

a character attribute showing a general lack of dogmatism

OPERATIONAL DEFINITION

a meaning of something with regard to the operations by which it could be viewed and gauged. Introduction A key

OPINION

noun. an outlook, belief, or decision.

OPIOID WITHDRAWAL

a typical withdrawal indicator which manifests after cessation or lessening of prolonged, significant opioid intake. At least three of the

OPTIC APHASIA

incapacity to identify items shown visually.

OPTICS

noun. the analysis of the physics of light, consisting of its correspondence to the mechanisms of sight.

OPTOKINETIC REFLEX (OKR)

the compensatory eye motions which permit the eyes to keep focus on a visual mark during fairly big, slow head

ORAL-BITING PHASE

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, the second stage of the oral phase of psychosexual growth, from about the eighth to

ORDINAL POSITION

a place or rank, like a youth's place or birth order within their family, shown by an ordinal numeral.

ORGANIC DEFECT

a congenital illness which isn't the outcome of an inherited anomaly.