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N., Sam M.S.

Sam holds a masters in Child Psychology and is an avid supporter of Psychology academics.
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DAYDREAM

a waking fallacy wherein aware or unaware desires, and at times, fears or worries, are played out in the mind.

DAYMARE

noun. An event of minor anxiety, stress, or fear, that is alike to a bad dream, but happens at a

DC (DC)

with regard to pharmacology, the abbreviated form of discontinue.

DC AMPLIFIER

a direct-current tool utilized to enhance the possible variation among a neural membrane so that the cortical current can be

DCNIONOLATOR N

with regard to demonology, the step-by-step analysis of the belief in evil entities and demons, often described in folktales and

DDAVP

noun. A brand name for desmopressin

DE LANGE'S SYNDROME

a hereditary disorder that presents in two ways, both being inclusive of average to serious cognitive retardation and corresponding to

DEAF-BLIND

adjective. The absences of seriously faulty vision and hearing simultaneously.

DEAFFERENTATION

noun. The lacerating or retraction of axons or neurons that facilitate urges toward a specific nervous system construction.

DEAF-MUTE

noun. A noncurrent and dyslogistic term for someone who can't talk, or decides not to , due to hereditary or

DEAFNESS

noun. The part or total inexistence of the auditory sense. It might be genetic or gained otherwise by trauma or

DEAGGRESSIVIZATION

noun. With regard to psychoanalytic theory, the neutralizing of urges of aggression so that its energy can be veered in

DEATH

noun. 1. the lasting cessation of tangible and cognitive procedures within a living being. 2. the weakening or deterioration of

DEATH ANXIETY

emotional duress or timidness stimulated by notifications of death, inclusive of one's own thought processes and memory.

DEATH CONCEPTS

mental constructs of linear time, assurance, universality, personal sensitivity, finiteness, and irreversibility, that conjoin with other factors to shape a

DEATH FEIGNING

the act of coming to be stationary or pretending to be dead whenever in possible danger. Commonly referred to as

DEATH GENE

a gene which is manifested only whenever a cell comes to be devoted to the programmed death of a cell.

DEATH INSTINCT

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, an ambition whose objective is the lessening of psychical stress to the smallest potential degree,

DEATH RITE

a culturally-tied ritual, spiritual event, or tradition corresponding to death and the deceased.

DEATH SYSTEM

the flexible trends by which a community mediates its union with death in effort to stay viable as a commune