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Ballistics

Ballistics refers to the study of projectiles in flight

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Baltes Life-span perspective/Social optimization with compensation (SOC)

- Baltes Life-span perspective/Social optimization with compensation (SOC) : Baltes Life-span perspective/Social optimization with compensation (SOC) is a theory on human development that proposed that development is multiply determined optimization of goals. This theory put emphasis on the interactions of all four (4) forces psychological, social, biological and life cycle forces on human development and cannot consider any in isolation. Life-span perspective view that human developent is multiply determined and cannot be understood within the scope of a single framework.

Banding

Banding refers to a statistical technique based on the standard error of measurement that allows similar test scores to be grouped.

Bandwidth

Bandwidth refers to the total number of potential work hours available each day.

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Bankruptcy fraud

Bankruptcy fraud refers to a scam in which an individual falsely attempts to claim bankruptcy and thereby erase financial debts by taking advantage of existing laws.

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Bar graph

Bar graph refers to a frequency distribution graph in which a vertical bar indicates the frequency of each score from a nominal or ordinal scale of measurement. It is a means of illustrating the frequency of qualitative data using spaced vertical bars. Qualitative class intervals are plotted on the abscissa, with frequency represented on the ordinate and the frequency of each class represented by the height of the bar over that class interval.

Barbiturate

Barbiturate refers to sedative and addictive drug, such as Amytal, Seconal, or Nembutal that is used as a sleep aid.

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Bargaining

Bargaining means seeking an agreement through direct Negotiation between parties to a conflict. Bargaining is also the stage of death in which patients try to restore their belief in a just world and may promise to be good or live life better in exchange for life.

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