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OMD

OMD is the abbreviations of Organic mental disorder that refers to a mental or emotional problem caused by brain diseases or injuries. (see Organic mental disorder)

Omega strategies

Omega strategies are attempts to persuade others by decreasing avoidance forces

Omerta

Omerta refers to the informal, unwritten code of organized Crime which demands silence and loyalty, among other things, of family

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Omission

Omission is a response to communication overload that involves the conscious decision not to process certain types of information.

Omission bias

Omission bias refers to the tendency to take whatever course of action does not require you to do anything Omission bias is also called the Default option

Ommatidia

Ommatidia is the structure in the eye of the Limulus that contains a small lens, located directly over a visual receptor. The Limulus eye is made up of hundreds of these Ommatidia. The Limulus eye has been used for research on lateral inhibition because its receptors are large enough so that stimulation can be applied to individual receptors.

Omnivores

Omnivores is defined as animals that eat both meat and plants

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On-site child-care facility

On-site child-care facility refers to a child-care center that is located on the site of the organization employing the parent.

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