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accident


noun. 1. an unpredictable happening- often results in fatalities or physical damage to persons and/or property. 2. a befalling.
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CAREER CHOICE


The selection of a vocation based on various factors such as ability, parental influence, counselling for careers, part time jobs etc.
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CAREER CHOICE


n. the selection of a particular path or vocation in terms of career. This is usually influenced by parental guidance, vocational counseling, and training opportunities. It is also affected by persona [..]
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Agent


1. an individual or organization which functions or has the ability to function. 2. an individual that functions on the part of someone else or of an organization. 3. with regard to psychotherapy, a c [..]
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Broadband


The channel of communication with a wide or broad band with ahigh bit rate of capacity.
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Broadband


n. a medium of transmission that exhibits a high-level bit rate capacity at tens-of-millions bits per second. Due to its wide bandwidth, it is currently the technology preferred when communicating mul [..]
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archive


n. a relatively permanent repository of data or material, for example, a data bank stored on a computer.
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BIOLOGICAL FACTOR


n. Anything which affects the function and behavior of a living organism. Internally, this factor can be a physical, physiological, chemical, neurological, or genetic condition which causes a psycholo [..]
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BIOLOGICAL FACTOR


A chemical, physical, neurological or genetic condition that is associated with psychological matters.
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Inventory


In form of a question, it describes a behaviour and the studying or it, interests and attitudes, it is a list of items.
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