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Otitis media

Otitis media refers to the infection of the middle ear. This is frequently associated with fluid buildup in the middle ear (Otitis media with effusion), which results in temporary hearing impairment. Otitis media, moreover, is a common bacterial infection of the middle ear that produces mild to moderate hearing loss.

Ought self

Ought self refers to a conception of our self describing our perception of how we think we should or ought to be

Out-call service

Out-call service refers to a service that sends a prostitute or sex worker to a location specified by the client to provide sexual services.

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Out-group

Out-group refers to a group with which an individual does not identify

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Out-group homogeneity

Out-group homogeneity refers to the perception that those in the out-group are more similar (homogeneous) to each other than they really are, as well as more similar than the members of the in-group are

Outcome Level (OL)

Outcome Level (OL) is a term in Kelley and Thibaut's (1978) Interdependence model that refers to the relative balance of benefits and costs that one obtains in a relationship.

Outcome measures

Outcome measures in Psychotherapy research, are indicators of patient functioning following treatment which is used to gauge the treatment effectiveness.

Outcome recording

Outcome recording when you record a response or when you see the result of the behavior.

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