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Incomplete dominance

Incomplete dominance refers to a situation in which one allele does not dominate another completely.

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Incomplete Sentences Blank (ISB)

- Incomplete Sentences Blank (ISB) : Incomplete Sentences Blank or ISB refers to the best known and most widely used of the sentence completion techniques, consisting of 40 sentence stems.

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Incongruence

Incongruence refers to a state that exists when there is a discrepancy or disparity between one's experiences and self-image or between one's self-image and ideal self; the disharmony that takes place when there is a disagreement between individuals and their view of themselves and their actual experience. Moreover, according to Rogers, Inconguence is a state of conflict between an individual's self-concept and his/her experience.

Incongruent person

Incongruent person refers to Rogers's term for the person whose organismic valuing process is replaced by Conditions of worth as a guide for living.

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Incontinence

Incontinence means the lack of ability to control the release of urine or faeces from the body.

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Incremental exercise test

Incremental exercise test refers to an exercise test involving a progressive increase in work rate over time. Often graded exercise tests are used to determine the subject's VO2 max o

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Incremental theorists

Incremental theorists refer to those who believe that Traits are subject to change and improvement.

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Incremental validity

Incremental validity refers to the extent to which a scale score provides information about a person's behavior, Personality features, or psychopathology features that is not provided

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