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Treatment Planning and Evaluation

Treatment Planning and Evaluation refers to the process of using Assessment information to generate a treatment plan and evaluate its effectiveness.

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Tremor

Tremor refers to involuntary shaking, usually of a limb, tremors may be resting or occur with intentional movement.

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Tremulous

Tremulous is an adjective which means trembling; timid; nervous. Tremulous is from the Latin tremere which means "to tremble"

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Trend

Deutsch: Trend / Español: Tendencia / Português: Tendência / Français: Tendance / Italiano: Tendenza /

Trend refers to the general direction in which the attitudes, interests, behaviors and actions of a large segment of a population change over time, including fashion trends, fads, and crazes. In a single-subject research study, a consistent difference in direction and magnitude from one measurement to the next in a series. In short a trend refers to direction of change of a behavior or behaviors.

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Trepanation

Trepanation refers to the technique of chipping or drilling holes in a person's skull, presumably used by primitive humans to allow evil spirits to escape.

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Trephining

Trephining refers to the drilling of a hole in the skull, presumably as a way of treating psychological disorders during pr

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Trepid

Trepid means fearful or timid.

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Triadic reciprocality

Triadic reciprocality refers to the idea that Behavior is determined through the interaction of behavioral, cognitive, and environmental or situational variables.

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