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ORTHOGONAL DESIGN

a factorial construct wherein all cells consist of the same amount of subjects or observations or wherein there is a

OSCILLOSCOPE

noun. an electronic gadget which documents and expresses visually an electrical or sound current on a fluorescent screen of a

OSTEOPETROSIS

noun. an uncommon inherited disorder marked by escalated bone density, that might lead to irregularities in bone shape or size,

OTOTOXIC

adjective. poisonous to the ears, particularly the middle ear or inner ear.

OUTERCOURSE

noun. carnal activity, not geared toward intercourse, that might consist of reaching orgasm by manual manipulation of the genitalia or

OVARY

noun. the female reproductive organ, that generates ova and carnal hormones. In human beings, the two ovaries are shaped like

OVEREXTENSION

noun. the propensity of very young kids to continue the utilization of a term past the field of its particular

OVERPROTECTION

noun. the procedure involved in coddling, protecting, and indulging a youth to such a degree that they fail to come

OVIPARITY

reproduction wherein fertilized eggs are laid and hatch open outside of the laying mother

OBJECT CHOICE

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, the choosing of an individual toward whom libido or psychic energy is directed or pulled.

OBJECTIVE

1. having authentic presence in reality, based upon viewable phenomena. 2. adjective. unbiased or not influenced by private emotions, perceptions,

OBJECTIVITY

1. the propensity to base decisions and perceptions on exterior information instead of on subjective aspects, like private emotions, beliefs,

OBSERVATIONAL STUDY

a study based upon direct viewing of partakers wherein the experimenter passively views the actions of the partakers without any

OCCASIONAL CAUSE

with regard to the doctrine of occasionalism, an alteration in an organic or cognitive state which seems to cause a

OCCUPATIONAL ERGONOMICS

a specialty region of ergonomics which tries to make work programs and procedures within specific professions more reactive to the

OCULAR 1

corresponding to the eye. 2. noun. A microscope's eyepiece.

OCULOVESTIBULAR RESPONSE

eye motions which arise whenever the head is moved. They're utilized to challenge the integrity of the reticular activating system

OFFICER TRAINING

military paths utilized to train officers for leadership skills.

OLFACTOMETRY

noun. the gauging of odor sensations. Commonly referred to as odorimetry.

OLFACTORY SULCUS

a groove on the exterior of each cerebral hemisphere, on the inferior region of the frontal lobe.