WORKING THROUGH
1. with regard to psychotherapy, the procedure in which patients identify, explore, and cope with psychological problems, on both an…
WRAPAROUND SERVICES
a philosophy of care and correlated services which are inclusive of a planning procedure involving concerned relatives, central person, and…
WAKING DREAM
1. a metaphor for a vision. 2. a dream-like occurrence happening within the ganzfeild. 3. a dream process in the…
WAVELENGTH
noun. the measured space between consecutive peaks in a wave movement. The is equivalent to the velocity of propagation of…
WECHSLER MEMORY SCALE (WMS)
a group of memory tests, initially printed in 1945, which evaluates verbal and non-verbal memory in elder adolescents and adults…
WERTHER SYNDROME
cluster suicides elicited by the suicide of a widely-recognized or popular figure whose demise is supplied with significant media coverage.…
WHITE MATTER
portions of the nervous system made up of nerve fibers which are encaged in a myelin sheath, that renders a…
WIDEBAND PROCEDURES
testing and gauging methods which are fairly more subjective in nature. Wideband processes commonly produce a broader span of data…
WILLIE M CLASS ACTION
a 1979 class action lawsuit in North Carolina, settled out of court, which mandated a special category of kids of…
WITHIN-GROUP VARIANCE
the variance among identically remedied people in the same group or populace. Commonly referred to as intraclass variance.
WORD COUNT
a presumption of the rate of occurrence or the popularity of particular words within a specific sample of spoken or…
WORK GROUP
any set of individuals whose main objective is to carry out a group of designated jobs. The level to which…
WORK-LIMIT TEST
an examination wherein all persons taking the exam perform the same job with grades based upon the time needed for…
WRITER'S BLOCK
limited capacity to begin or persist in working on an section or article of writing. The trouble is credited mainly…