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WOLFFIAN DUCT

an elementary duct system within the embryo which grows into structures of the male reproductive system. With regard to the

WORD-FORM DYSLEXIA

a form of acquired dyslexia marked by the incapacity to identify and read whole words, that can be read only

WORKAHOLIC

noun. an informal term for a person who has a continual drive to work, works to an extreme level, and

WORK-UP

with regard to healthcare, an entire patient assessment, that might be inclusive of diagnostic processes, radiologic series, lab evaluations, and

W-STATE

noun. the waking state or wakefulness, in contrast to the D-state or dream state and the S-state or sleeping state.

WAARDENBURG'S SYNDROME

a genetic disorder characterized by a white or gray forelock, irregular or odd pigmentation of the iris, nerve deafness because

WALK-THROUGH PERFORMANCE TESTING WTI

a type of worker assessment wherein the worker is watched, interviewed, and graded as they undertake the jobs needed for

WATER ON THE BRAIN

a colloquial terminology for cerebral swelling due to retainment of water.

WEAPON-FOCUS EFFECT

the propensity for eyewitnesses to concentrate their attention on any weapon present at the setting where a crime has taken

WEIGHT

noun. 1. heaviness: the degree of descending gravitational force pressed upon an item or body. 2. a coefficient or multiplier

WELSH FIGURE PREFERENCE TEST (WFPT)

a non-verbal character evaluation wherein involved parties indicate "like" or "do not like

WH- QUESTION

a question starting with Who, What, Where, When, or How.

WHITEOUT SYNDROME

a psychosis happening in people who are exposed to the same white, poor surroundings for extended periods of time.

WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE

a group program wherein demanding outdoor adventures are taken for prolonged periods to cultivate bettered self-effectiveness, willingness, and social abilities

WINNER EFFECT

the escalated probability that a person will win aggressive challenges as an outcome of having won prior challenges. The might

WOLMAN'S DISEASE

a hereditary metabolic disorder marked by an insufficiency of acid lipase, an enzyme required to synthesize lipid molecules. The adrenal

WORD-FREQUENCY STUDY

a examination wherein the frequency of to-be-recalled words is manipulated to explore the impact of this variant on later memory.

WORK-FLOW INTEGRATION

the creation of work jobs to supply a more capable integration of activities between and across workers engaged in codependent

WORLD DESIGN

with regard to existential psychology, a person

WUNDT CURVE

an illusion wherein straight lines which seem to be arched whenever observed through a prism and seem to arch in