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Iniquity

Iniquity means gross immorality or injustice; wickedness. It also means a grossly immoral act; a sin.

Initial contact information

Initial contact information generally includes data obtained prior to the first interview as well as in-take materials. Typically included are such items as information on record, in-take data, psychological testing results, and the in-take summary.

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Initial phase

Initial phase when diagnosis of depression is made. Referral may be made if interpersonal therapy is not appropriate. Assessment is focused on placing the problem into one or more of the four (4) problem areas. Diagnosis is shared with the patient. Encouragement and hope for the problem are given to the patient.

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Initial sensitivity

Initial sensitivity is the effect of a drug on a first-time user

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Initial-preattachment phase

Initial-preattachment phase refers to the first phase in the formation of bonds of attachment, lasting from birth to about 3 months of age and characterized by indiscriminate attachment.

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Initiating structure

Initiating structure refers to the extent to which leaders define and structure their roles and the roles of their subordinates.

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Initiation-reply-evaluation sequence

Initiation-reply-evaluation sequence (IRE) refers to a form of discourse used in classrooms in which the teacher asks a student a question, the student answers, and the teacher evaluates the answer.

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Initiative

Initiative is the ability to offer new solutions, to begin new projects, or to seek new social encounters; active investigation of the environment.

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