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VENTILATION CONDITIONS

Atmospheric conditions—primarily temperature, humidity, and air flow—constitute an important problem in industrial psychology and human engineering, since they have considerable…

VIGOTSKY TEST

A test of conceptual thinking in which the subject classifies blocks according to different characteristicsdeveloped by the Soviet psychologist L.…

VISIBILITY CURVE

A graph representing the sensitivity of the eye to different wavelengths of light. Two types of curves are usually constructed,…

VISIBLE SPECTRUM

The range of electromagnetic waves visible to the human eye.Our sense of vision is activated by radiant energy emitted or…

VISUAL DEFECTS

Common visual defects so often affect behavior and adjustment that they are usually included in the field of psychology. Most…

VOLUNTEER WORKERS

In recent years mental health clinics and mental hospitals have been using more and more volunteersnot only because of the…

VALIDATING MARRIAGE

a lasting marriage wherein the couple show respect for one another even whenever they are not in agreement on something.

VAN BUCHEM'S SYNDROME

an autosomal aberration characterized by Otosclerosis and thickening of bones of the skull, face, and trunk, causing facial paralysis and…

VARIATIONS OF AGING

single differences in the impacts of aging elicited either by intrinsic aspects or via extrinsic aspects .

VASODILATOR

noun. any drug or other substance which acts to widen the girth of blood vessels, usually by calming smooth muscle…

VENTILATION

with regard to counseling and psychotherapy, a patient

VENTROMEDIAL NUCLEUS

an region of the hypothalamus inside the brain which is recipient to incoming data from the amygdala and is associated…

VERBAL IQ

a broad gauge of verbal capacity as attained on standardized intelligence examinations and impacted by native verbal abilities, test jobing…

VERIDICAL HALLUCINATION

with regard to parapsychology, an alleged fantasy or impossible occurrence, like the sighting of a ghost, which is regardless, still…

VESTIBULAR ADAPTATION

an impact of recurrent arousal which can result in suppression of the vestibular action and might be seen in people…

VESTIGIAL BODY IMAGE

the subjective or interior picture of one's appearance which isn't always altered by modifications to one's surface features.

VICARIOUS FUNCTION

a theory to depict the capacity to bounce back from the impacts of brain injury. It is based upon proofs…

VIOLATION-OF-EXPECTATION METHOD

a method, based upon persistence, habit formation, and the breaking of habits, wherein escalations in a baby's looking time are…

VISCERAL DRIVE

an urge which arises from a physiological need.

VISUAL ANOMIA

failure to coin visual stimulants accurately despite unbroken visual perception.