Glossary T
Glossary T
Deutsch: Folter / Español: Tortura / Português: Tortura / Français: Torture / Italiano: Tortura
Torture in the psychology context refers to the intentional infliction of severe physical or psychological pain and suffering on an individual, often to coerce information, punish, intimidate, or exert control. The consequences of torture extend beyond immediate physical harm, profoundly affecting the victim's mental and emotional well-being, sometimes for the rest of their life.
TOT is the abbreviations of Tip-of-the-tongue state, an experience of trying to remember something that is known to be stored in memory but that cannot readily be retrieved.
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Total communication refers to an approach to language education for the deaf in which oral language is combined with a signing or gestural system.
Total environmental allergy syndrome is a newly identified phenomenon that refers to a polysymptomatic disorder associated with immune system dysfunction and allergy-like sensitivity to many compounds found in chemicals, foods, clothing, perfumes, and substances found in the air.
Total environmental allergy syndrome is also called Environmental illness.
Total institutions refer to facilities from which individuals can rarely come and go, and in which communal life is intense and circumscribed. Individuals in total institutions tend to eat, sleep, play, learn, and worship, as an example, together.
Total lung capacity (TLC) refers to the total volume of air the lung can contain; equal to the sum of the vital capacity and the residual volume.
Total Quality management (TQM) usually involves the introduction of continuous monitoring.
Total Quality Management (TQM) usually involves the introduction of continuous monitoring. It refers to initiatives designed to improve the quality of products and services to meet customer'