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VISUAL DISCRIMINATION

the capacity to differentiate forms, patterns, hidden shapes, or other pictures from alike items which vary from one another in

VISUAL IMAGERY

cognitive imagery which consists of the sense of having "images" in the mind. These pictures might be memories of formative

VISUAL REPRODUCTION

the capacity to draw or make an item shown visually.

VISUOCONSTRUCTIONAL IMPAIRMENT

a disability marked by trouble in construction jobs, like drawing or building the many portions of an item into a

VITAMIN MODEL OF EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION

a design postulating nine traits of work which impact worker gratification. As with vitamins, workers will need some small quantity

VOCALIZATION

noun. the generation of noises resulting from vibrations of the vocal cords, as in talking, singing, babbling, shouting, and so

VOICE KEY

a tool, linked to a microphone, which begins or terminates a timing tool whenever an individual speaks.

VOLUBILITY

too much unmanageable talkativeness: a typical indicator of a manic episode.

VOMITING

noun. projecting the contents of the stomach via the mouth. Typically happening as an autonomic physiological response to the consumption

VULVECTOMY

noun. the surgical removal of all or a portion of the vulva . A vulvectomy is carried out as a

VALIDATION

noun. the procedure involved in identifying the correctness of a tool in gauging what it is made to gauge.

VANDALISM

noun. purposeful defacement or disassembly of property. A continual trend of vandalism is one indication of conduct disorder.

VARICELLA-ZOSTER

noun. Herpes infection; reference: chicken pox.

VASOMOTOR

depicting or associated with nerve fibers, medicines, substances, or other compounds which can impact the girth of blood vessels, specifically

VENTRAL

regarding the front anterior region of the body or the brain's lower inferior exterior.

VENTROMEDIAL PATHWAYS

some of the significant declining pathways of the motor system, transmitting data from diffuse regions of the cerebral cortex, cerebellum,

VERBAL LEAKAGE

, verbal ambiguities, slips of the tongue, or other factors of speech considered to unearth data about a person's motivations

VERIDICAL PERCEPTION

correct comprehension of what is authentic and real.

VESTIBULAR APPARATUS

the organ of equilibrium and balance, that resides within the inner ear and consists of receptors which pick up on

VESTRA

noun. a brand name for reboxetine.