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ORTHOGRAPHY

noun. 1. A language's official writing system. 2. the study of the manners of spelling in a system.

OSMOLAGNIA

noun. carnal interest in and satisfaction stemming from scents emanating from the body, particularly from the genitalia.

OTHER CONDITIONS THAT MAY BE A FOCUS OF CLINICAL ATTENTION

in the DSM-IV-TR, a class which comprises many illnesses or problems which require psychiatric intervention or remediation although they don't

OUTBREEDING

noun. 1. the mating of human beings who are not related or who stem from varied groups. It is hence

OUTGROUP HOMOGENEITY BIAS

the perceptual propensity to presume the members of other groups are very much alike to one another, especially in comparison

OVERAGE

depicting an individual who is above the average or regular age correlated with a chosen behavior or attribute.

OVERIDENTIFICATION

noun. with regard to the general linear model, the existence of more parameters than are required to dictate the model

OVERSHADOWING

noun. with regard to Pavlovian conditioning, a lessening in conditioning with one conditioned stimulant because of the existence of another

OWN CONTROL

a repeated measures design wherein many gauges are recorded on the same set of people or person. Such a construct

OBJECT DISPLAY

a sole demonstration which utilizes a meaningful form to display varied forms of data at the same time as each

OBJECTIVE ELABORATION

the propensity to facilitate specific evaluative responses based upon the magnitude of the arguments within a message instead of on

OBJECT-SUPERIORITY EFFECT

in visual comprehension jobs, the finding that decisions about a briefly shown line are made more effectively and successfully whenever

OBSERVER DRIFT

gradual step-by-step alterations over time in the observations and documenting of observations made by a specific viewer.

OCCIPITAL CORTEX

the occipital lobe's cerebral cortex within the brain.

OCCUPATIONAL NEUROSIS

a psychogenic inhibition correlated with employment wherein the person encounters distress and escalating aversion to work, that might be reflected

OCULAR DOMINANCE HISTOGRAM

a graph which displays the magnitude of reaction of a neuron to a stimulant shown to either the right eye

ODDITY FROM SAMPLE

a process alike to matching to sample except that support is ordered for reacting to a stimulant which doesn't match

OFF-THE-JOB TRAINING

interventions to escalate the insight, abilities, and trades of workers which arise away from the workplace or workstation, frequently in

OLFACTORY ADAPTATION

a lessening in olfactory sensitivity following arousal of the sense of scent. This transitory phenomenon is gauged by escalations in

OLFACTORY TRANSDUCTION

the string of occurrence comprised in changing chemical molecules into olfactory signals. As with other sense programs, the conjoint arousal