| object relations |
In the behavioral sciences, a school of thought that emphasizes the importance of mental representation of the self and of others. In this theory, an individual's perception of external reality is largely directed by the unconscious internal representation of self an others. This theory proposes that individuals with BPD respond to internal representations that do not adequately match the real people the individual is dealing with. ...
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| object |
A member of an object class. It is an entity that requires storage and management of data. It is similar to a logical record in a database. Each object you add to the object class with an odmadd command or an odm_add_obj subroutine is stored as aC language structure in the same file. You determine the directory in which to store this file when you create the object class.
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| object |
A member of a defined object class, is an entity that requires storage and management of data
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| object b. |
visual agnosia.
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| object c. |
1. the ability to perceive an object as unchanging even under different conditions of observation. 2. see under permanence.
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