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Time-out

Time-out a kind of punishment that involves removing children who are misbehaving from a situation to a quiet, unstimulating environment.

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Time-out technique

Time-out technique refers to a form of discipline in which children who misbehave are removed from the setting until they are prepared to act more appropriately

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Time-sample recording

Time-sample recording refers to the measurement of whether or not a behavior occurs within a series of discontinuous intervals.

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Time-series design

Deutsch: Zeitreihendesign / Español: Diseño de series temporales / Português: Desenho de séries temporais / Français: Conception de séries temporelles / Italiano: Progettazione a serie temporali /

Time-series design refers to a quasi-experimental research design consisting of a series of observations before a treatment or event and a series of observations after the treatment. The researcher administers the treatment. It is a a research design that involves measurements made over some period, example is the study of traffic accident rates before and after lowering the speed limit.

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Timeline

Timeline is a study of activity over a specified period of time

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Timing of puberty effect

Timing of puberty effect refers to the finding that people who reach puberty late perform better on visual/spatial tasks than those who mature early.

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Timorous

Timorous means full of fear, timid.

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Tin ear

Tin ear is defined as the insensitivity to differences in music or speech sounds and also the inability to appreciate subtle differences in a particular discipline.

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