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WHO (10) WELL-BEING INDEX

a 10-object survey, established by the World Health Organization, which is inclusive of bad and good aspects of health and

WILKS'S LAMBDA

a statistic based upon the difference in mean vectors across K samples utilized to test hypotheses about group mean vector

WISCONSIN CARD SORTING TEST (WCST)

a test which necessitates that involved parties deduce from feedback how to organize a sequence of cards depicting many different

WOMAN-CENTERED PSYCHOLOGY

an approach to psychology which stresses the psychological, physical, and social encounters which are especially pertinent to females.

WORD-LENGTH EFFECT

with regard to an examination of memory range, the fact that one generally recalling a larger amount of shorter words

WORK-FOR-PAY UNIT

an inpatient or post-care work institution comprising an element of an all-encompassing rehabilitation program for people with cognitive disorders. These

WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION (WHO)

a specialized department of the United Nations which advocates for technical medical cooperation among countries, performs programs to manage and

WUNDT, WILHELM MAX

A German psychologist and physiologist. Wundt earned his medical degree and his second doctorate studying under Johannes Muller. He then

WAGE COMPRESSION

the propensity for the space in salaries between permanent workers and the newly hired to thin as the rate of

WANDERING BEHAVIOR

a disruption of motor activity which consists of directionless, disoriented motion. These actions commonly take place in people with dementia,

WATER-JUG PROBLEMS

a group of problems wherein involved parties are requested to explain how they would measure out a particular quantity of

WEBER FRACTION

the ratio of the just noticeable variation to the severity of a stimulant. Escalations in the severity of a stimulant

WEIGHT REGULATION

a process, overseen by a complex range of neural devices and structures, wherein the brain seeks an ideal equilibrium between

WERNER'S SYNDROME

developed by a German doctor by the name of Carl Otto Werner.

WHIPLASH EFFECT

a painful trauma to the soft tissues of the neck, that can continue for months, stemming from an abrupt change

WHOLE METHOD OF LEARNING

a learning method wherein the complete block of material is memorized, in contract to learning the material in portions.

WILL DISTURBANCE

an insufficiency or absence of motivation identified by Eugen Bleuler, a Swiss psychiatrist, as a fundamental indicator of schizophrenia. The

WITCH DOCTOR

with regard to a multitude of traditional cultures, an individual thought to have magical powers utilizes these primarily to cure

WOMB ENVY

1. with regard to psychoanalytic theory, the envy experienced by some males for the reproductive ability of females, thought of

WORD-RECOGNITION SKILLS

the group of methods which are utilized to identify words in reading, inclusive of the instant identification of sight words,