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Digital Accessible Information System

Digital Accessible Information System also known as DAISY Files refers to a non-proprietary format for electronic text that allows for the pairing of text with an MP3 file. DAISY requires a specialised playback device or computer software to use. The system also allows the student to navigate through the text via word, heading, chapter or page.

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Digital Classroom

The landscape of Counselor Education is undergoing a profound Transformation, driven by the rise of digital Learning platforms. Online education is no longer a secondary Option but a powerful tool that reshapes how future counselors are trained, practiced, and evaluated. By removing geographic and scheduling Barriers, it opens doors for a broader, more diverse Group of learners to enter the Field. This Accessibility strengthens the Counseling profession by welcoming varied voices and experiences into the learning Process. More than just convenient, these programs offer high-Level Instruction, interactive tools, and adaptive technologies that enhance both theoretical Understanding and practical Application. As a result, digital classrooms are evolving into dynamic spaces where clinical Skill meets Innovation.

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Digital computer

Digital computer refers to a type of computer thatrepresents variables through values that change discretely (1 or 0 for example). A digital computer can be programmed to process as though it were an analog computer, in contrast contrast with an analog computer.

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Digital subtraction angiography

Digital subtraction angiography is defined as a procedure in which the X-ray image of the brain is stored and subtracted after the images of the contrast material have been acquired. The process is particularly effective in enhancing the visualization of blood vessels, including the morphologic and physiologic states of the arterial, capillary, and venous phases of the cerebral circulation.

Digital Therapeutics

Deutsch: Digitale Therapeutika / Español: Terapéutica Digital / Português: Terapêutica Digital / Français: Thérapeutique Numérique / Italiano: Terapeutica Digitale

In the psychology context, digital therapeutics refers to evidence-based therapeutic interventions delivered through digital and often online platforms to treat, manage, or prevent a wide range of psychological conditions. These interventions utilize software programs, apps, and other technology-based tools to deliver psychological treatments, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), to patients in an accessible and engaging manner.

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Diglot

Diglot means bilingual; a bilingual book, person, etc.

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Dignity

Deutsch: Würde / Español: Dignidad / Português: Dignidade / Français: Dignité / Italiano: Dignità

In the context of psychology, dignity refers to an individual's sense of self-worth and respect. It involves the recognition of one's intrinsic value and the right to be treated with respect by others.

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Dilate

Dilate means to make wider or larger.

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