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RANKING METHOD

A method of evaluating jobs for the purpose of setting just compensation. Jobs are ranked in relation to their relative

RATEE

The person being assigned a rating.

RATIONAL PROBLEM SOLVING

Using correct and logical reasoning to solve a problem

RAYLEIGH SCATTERING

The scattering of sunlight by molecules in the atmosphere. The amount of scattering depends on the wavelength of the light.

REACTIVE ATTACHMENT DISORDER

As clarified in DSM-IV-TR, A disorder of infancy and early childhood with symptoms of inappropriate social relations. It is further

READING EPILEPSY

A reflex epilepsy triggered by the act of reading.

REALISTIC GROUP-CONFLICT THEORY

A concept based on the assumption that group conflicts such as rivalries and war-like actions will occur whenever groups are

REASONABLE RESISTANCE STANDARD

A standard of resistance in rape cases. It is defined as the amount of resistance that would reasonably show that

RECAPITULATION THEORY

Also referred to as biogenetic law, the theory states that embryonic development of an organism will mirror the evolutionary development

RECESSIVE ALLELE

A type of gene allele that maifests its effect only if it is present on both member of a homologous

RECIPROCITY NORM

A social rule of conduct that states that people who help others will receive equivalent benefit from them in return.

RECONSTRUCTIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY

Mental therapy aimed at fundamental and comprehensive adjustment of a subject's personality by improving the subject's comprehension of personality growth,

RECURRENT CIRCUIT

Neurons and synapses within a system that allow nerve impulses to make a total path, returning to the starting point.

REDUCED MODEL

A model employing less parameters than provided in other models in a comparative set; remains a proper subset of the

REFERENCE GROUP

Concept which refers to a group with which another group or individual is compared. In sociology, a group that subjects

REFLECTIVE CONSCIOUSNESS

Referring to its own actions, an aspect of consciousness. Also known as: self-consciousness; self-reflection.

REFRACTIVE INDEX

An appraisal of the amount a wavelength bends as it passes from one transparent medium to the next. An indication

REGRESSION EFFECT

Proclivity of a subject who scores either very high or very low on a test to perform more toward the

REHABILITATION COUNSELOR

Professional trained in evaluating and assisting individuals suffering from mental, physical, or emotional impairment who are involved in rehabilitation.

REINFORCEMENT SURVEY SCHEDULE

Form that requests information regarding activities and stimuli that the subject finds enjoyable or rewarding, and is used by behavior