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Flexitour

Flexitour is defined as a flextime schedule in which employees have flexibility in scheduling but must schedule their work hours at least a week in advance.

Flexor

Flexor refers to a muscle that flexes a limb. Likewise, Flexors are muscle groups that cause flexion of limbs, that is, decrease the angle at a joint.

Flextime

Flextime is defined as a work schedule that allows flexible starting and quitting times.

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Flibbertigibbet

Flibbertigibbet refers to someone who is regarded as flighty, scatterbrained, and talkative.

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Flicker fusion rate

Flicker fusion rate refer to rate that denotes the speed at which two (2) separate visual images appear to fuse visually into a single image.

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Flight or Fight response

Flight or Fight response is defined as the biological reaction to alarming stressors that musters the body’s resources, as in blood flow and respiration to resist (fight) or flee (flight) a threat.

Flooding

Flooding refers to a form of exposure treatment, where the person is exposed to their phobic trigger until the anxiety attack passes.

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Flooding (Implosive therapy)

Flooding (Implosive therapy ) is defined as a behavioral technique in which a client is intensively exposed to a feared object until the anxiety diminishes. It is a procedure for treating anxiety that involves prolonged and repeated exposure to the anxiety-provoking situation until the subject’s level of anxiety has diminished. Moreover, Flooding refers to prolonged in vivo or imagined exposure to stimuli that evoke high levels of anxiety, with no ability to avoid or escape the stimuli. Implosive therapy uses Flooding.

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