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UNSPECIFIED MENTAL RETARDATION

the diagnosis rendered whenever a person is assumed to have cognitive retardation but is too seriously handicapped or uncooperative to

UPWARD MOBILITY

the motion of an individual or group onto a higher social class. Upward mobility has a tendency to be an

URO- (UR-)

combining form: urine or the urinary system.

UTILITY

noun. 1. With regard to making decisions and economic theory, the subjective worth of some result to a person in

ULTRAVIOLET (UV)

noun. the part of the electromagnetic spectrum from 0.5 nm to 400 nm. The upper range of the ultraviolet part

UNCERTAINTY REDUCTION THEORY (URT)

a social theory of relationship development postulating that there is a requirement to attain data about other individuals via correspondence

UNCONSCIOUS RESISTANCE

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, resistance proper, in contrast to the conscious type.

UNDERPAYMENT INEQUITY

with regard to industrial and organizational environments, an worker's interpretation that their income is less than is fair, specifically in

UNIFIED THEORY OF COGNITION

any theory which tries to supply a sole structure for explaining all mental activity, be it in human beings, animals,

UNIPOLAR NEURON

a neuron which has only a sole extension of the cell body. This extension separates into two departments, rooted in

UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR (UG)

with regard to the language of Noam Chomsky and his proponents, a hypothetical meta-grammar which is presumed to be the

UNSTRUCTURED

adjective. designating an item, circumstance, or group of ideas which doesn't have a set or determined trend or establishment.

UPWARD PYGMALION EFFECT

an impact wherein the expectations of proponents or workers underneath a superior generate actions on the behalf of the leader

UROGENITAL

referencing the organs regarding both reproduction and excretion. Commonly referred to as urinogenital.

UTILITY STANDARDS

the data requisites of those for whom an assessment research presumption is undertaken. These principles are inclusive of identifying all

ULULATION

noun. a shrill lament or wailing correlated with showing emotion and ritual actions in many different societies. 2. an uncommon

UNCERTAINTY-AROUSAL FACTOR

with regard to psychological aesthetics, a reaction which shows autonomic response via a viewer to a work of art, in

UNCONSCIOUS TRANSFER

a memory malformation which stems from confusing the source of the data recollected. With regard to legal frameworks, a witness

UNDERSHOOT

noun. the part of an action potential which symbolizes the phase when the membrane potential is temporarily hyperpolarized relative to

UNIFIED TRI-SERVICE COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT BATTERY (UTCPAB)

a battery of evaluation tests developed in 1984 by a set of experimental research psychologists. It exhibits computerized, clinically pertinent