Category: F

Genetic defects affecting the body’s ability to perform certain normal tasks.  

The hypothesis that sometimes habits become drives or ends in themselves, free of their original motivational origin.  

The right to give orders within a segment of the management system in which the right is normally nonexistent.  

A process used in naturalistic observations to record the person’s behavior as well as the situational events surrounding it.  

In medicine, a sudden, intense, and severe anoxia.  

People who are on the payroll of an institution and classified by the institution as full-time.  

A funding model used at many universities where programs are funded based on the number of full-time students enrolled.  

From conception to within 3 weeks of 280 days gestation.  

In physiology, movement that starts from a fully extended, pre-stretched position and continues to a fully contracted position.  

The talents, skills, and abilities an individual can acquire and/or develop if provided with the proper learning experiences and environments.