Glossary
Terms used in accessibility research and practice. Each entry has a definition, common aliases, and category tags.
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- Easy-to-Read(also: E2R, Easy Read, ETR)
- A content-simplification approach that presents information in short sentences, plain vocabulary, and clear structure to support readers with cognitive disabilities, learning difficulties, low literacy, or who are reading in a non-native language. Easy-to-Read is increasingly…
- Emotion Regulation(also: Affect Regulation, Self-Regulation of Emotion)
- The processes by which a person monitors, evaluates, and modifies emotional reactions to achieve goals or meet situational demands — including selecting or changing situations, directing attention, reframing meaning (cognitive reappraisal), and adjusting outward expression.…
- Executive Function(also: Executive Functioning, Cognitive Control, Executive Control)
- A set of cognitive processes that enable goal-directed behavior, including planning, working memory, attention, inhibitory control, and cognitive flexibility. Executive functions allow individuals to organize, initiate, and monitor tasks in daily living. In accessibility…
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