VINELAND ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOR SCALES (VABS)
an evaluation of a person's social and personal operating in four regions: correspondence, everyday living abilities, socialization, and motor abilities.
VISUAL AMNESIA
loss of the capacity to acknowledge or identify familiar items, published words, or penmanship merely by viewing it, because of…
VISUAL CORTEX
the cerebral cortex of the occipital lobe, particularly the striate cortex. With regard to human beings, this takes up a…
VISUAL HEARING
the supplementation of vision for hearing. This might be achieved, within limits, by reading lips and comprehension of gestures and…
VISUAL-SEARCH PERCEPTUAL DISORDER
a disorder demonstrated by trouble in finding a particular numeral within a random array on a board as an outcome…
VITAMIN D TOXICITY
a condition elicited by too much ingestion of vitamin D. Prolonged overdose of vitamin D can elicit permanent injury to…
VOCAL TRACT
All of the structures which are engaged in vocalization, inclusive of the vocal cords and glottis of the larynx combined…
VOLLEY THEORY
the standard that separate fibers inside an auditory nerve react to one or another stimulant in a swift succession of…
VOLUNTEERISM
noun. the custom of lending one's time and effort to acts which add to a positive goal.
VALENCE-INSTRUMENTALITY-EXPECTANCY THEORY
a theory of work motivation positing that the degree of effort put out by workers will rely on a mixture…
VASODILATION
noun. widening of blood vessels, through the functioning of a vasomotor nerve or a medicine, that has the impact of…
VENN DIAGRAM
a visual symbolization of components and associations in set algebra. It is a figure wherein circles symbolize the set's components,…
VENTROMEDIAL HYPOTHALAMIC SYNDROME
a group of indicators elicited by experimental lesions inside the ven tromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus inside the brain. The…
VERBAL INTELLIGENCE
the capacity to utilize words and mixtures of words well in correspondence and problem solving.