VIBRATION ENVIRONMENT
surroundings wherein the oscillations of an operational vehicle in movement are conveyed to human beings by supporting handles, walls, floors,…
VIDEOTAPE METHODS
with regard to clinical psychology and psychiatry, the utilization of videotape documentation of therapy sessions for therapeutic, research, or teaching…
VISION REHABILITATION
the rehabilitation of people with visual disability spanning from blindness to low vision. Services rendered are inclusive of functional evaluations…
VISUAL AXIS
a straight line which persists from the surface focus point through the nodal point of the eye onto the fovea.
VISUAL FIELD
the extension of visual space over that vision is possible with the eyes kept in a fixed place. The outer…
VISUAL NEGLECT
a type of sensory neglect wherein the person is not aware of half the visual field. This takes place most…
VISUAL THRESHOLD 1
the minimum degree of arousal which can be identified visually. 2. any of the limitations for identifying a multitude of…
VITAL CAPACITY
the lungs' ability to retain air, gauged as the maximal volume of air which can be breathed out following maximum…
VIVIPARITY
literally, live birth: reproduction wherein the embryo grows inside the woman until a well-developed person emerges.
VOCATIONAL CHOICE
the choice of a job or profession. A realistic process of this type frequently starts during the teenage years, with…
VOICEPRINT
noun. a digital picture of a voice, generated by electronic recording, which can be utilized for distinguishing and authentication reasons.…
VAGINA DENTATA
with regard to psychoanalytic theory, the unconscious fantasy that the vagina is a mouth housed with teeth which can castrate…
VARIABLE-INTERVAL REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULE (VI SCHEDULE)
with regard to free-operant conditioning, a form of interval reinforcement wherein such displayed for the first reaction following the passing…
VASCULAR DEPRESSION
a major depressive episode which takes place soon following the start or remediation of cardiovascular illness or which is presumed…
VEGETATIVE SOUL
with regard to the ideas of Aristotle, the Greek philosopher, the form of soul possessed by plants.