ORGANIC PARALYSIS
loss of operation of voluntary muscles because of structural wounds of the nervous or muscular system.
ORGANISMIC VARIABLE
one of the four aspects referenced in behavioral evaluation using the SORC system, referring to the physiological and psychological aspects…
ORGANIZATIONAL HYPOTHESIS
the hypothesis postulating that steroids generated by the newly developed testicles during growth, masculinize the growing brain to alter actions…
ORGONE THERAPY
the therapeutic method of Austrian psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich, based upon the idea that the attainment of full orgastic potency
ORTHOGENESIS
noun. 1. the theory postulating that the evolution of a species adheres to a direction deemed by aspects inherent to…
OSCILLATOR CIRCUIT
a circuit which generates a recurring trend of output. Different from an endogenous oscillator, it isn't always biological.
OUTDOOR TRAINING PROGRAM
an approach toward leadership growth and team-building wherein workers are taken to an outdoor locale, like a place of wilderness,…
OUTPUT INTERFERENCE
interference which takes place during the recollection of memories due to the process of calling upon an object impedes upon…
OVERDISPERSION
noun. With regard to categorical data examination, a scenario wherein the observations show more ranging than is expected by the…
OVERPAYMENT INEQUITY
a worker's understanding that they are being paid an amount which goes beyond what is fair, particularly in contrast with…
OVER-THE-COUNTER DRUGS (OTC DRUGS)
drugs which can be bought sans a physician's prescription, like acetaminophen and ibuprofen. Commonly referred to as nonprescription drugs.
OBJECTIVE SCORING
scoring an examination by way of a formula or key, so that varied scorers will come to the exact same…
OBSERVATION
noun. 1. the deliberate analysis of an item or procedure for the purpose of gathering facts about it or recounting…
OBTRUSIVE IDEA
an obsessive, undesired, and foreign concept which intrudes upon an individual
OCCUPATIONAL CLASSIFICATION
the designation of jobs to professions using programs like O-FT (the Occupational data Network),