Glossary D

In the psychology context, defiant refers to a pattern of behavior characterized by open resistance or bold disobedience against authority or established norms. Defiance can be seen across various age groups but is particularly noted in discussions of child and adolescent behavior. In clinical settings, persistently defiant behavior may be associated with Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD), a Condition identified in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5). ODD is characterized by a frequent and persistent pattern of anger, irritability, arguing, defiance, or vindictiveness toward authority figures, which goes beyond typical childhood rebelliousness.

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Deficiency is defined as a shortcoming of some essential nutrient.

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Deficiency motivation is a term which according to Maslow is motivation that is directed toward the satisfaction of some specific need. Deficiency motivation is also called D-motivation.

Deficiency motive refers to a need that is reduced when the object of the need is attained.

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Deutsch: Defizit / Español: Déficit / Português: Déficit / Français: Déficit / Italiano: Deficit /

A deficit refers to a lack or shortfall in a specific area of functioning or ability. Deficits can be found in a wide range of areas, including cognitive, emotional, behavioral, and social functioning.

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Deficit (Deficiency) needs means the lower needs; failure to satisfy them produces a deficiency in the body.

Deficit measurement refers to an approach to Neuropsychological assessment for understanding general conditions and disease states about a patient by examining scores that are impaired and comparing them with other factors known about the patient.

Defining feature is defined as a feature that is necessarily a part of an object or concept; a necessary attribute. a necessary attribute is also called a Necessary feature.

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