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ACTIVE EUTHANASIA

straightforward behaviors designed to stop the life of an individual (or animal) who is now ailing to a great extent

ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING (ADLS)

events which are integral to a person's hygiene routine. Tools gauging operations of daily liv

ACTIVITY-PASSIVITY

in psychoanalytical principle, polarities classifying instinctive aims. Freud claimed that desires are constantly active however their aims may be active

ACUPUNCTURIST

noun. acupuncture therapy anesthesia losing of feeling, frequently of soreness, that comes from the insertion of small acupuncture needles directly

ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS

a disease that has the capability to influence mountain climbers, backpackers, or winter sport enthusiasts that have ascended too swiftly

AD VERECUNDIAM

designating a kind of casual misconception or a coaxing technique where demands for the specifics of a matter are really

ADAPTIVE NONRESPONDING THEORY

an idea that sleep progressed as a way to generate species-specific intervals of pause on a regular, day-after-day basis coincident

ADDITIVE COLOR MIXTURE

the activity and impact of mixing colored lights, as marked in new, blended colors.

ADIENCE

a propensity to come to or agree with a stimulant item or circumstance

ADJUSTMENT

noun. 1. a variation in personality, performance, or each by someone regarding the realized requirement or longing for modification. Change

ADOLESCENT CRISIS

the sentimental chaos that might ensue throughout the duration of the early teen years when youths hope to attain liberty

ADRENAL GLAND

neighboring the kidney, an endocrine gland whose exterior covering, the adrenal cortex, disperses a large amount of chemicals. Reference: adrenal

ADULT

noun. 1. someone that is now at a level of maturity or adulthood. 2. someone who is seen as an

ADVENTITIOUS VISUAL IMPAIRMENT

optical harm which stems from destruction or disease subsequently after a time frame of standard vision capability. Oncoming of the

AEROBIC EXERCISE

the standard of exercise which is up kept by an energy-creating program which comprises of the use of oxygen within

AFFECTION

noun. Emotions of sensitivity and closeness, particularly when said emotions are not of a sexual nature.

AFFECTIVE LOGIC

postulated by Theodore A. Ribot, a French psychologist, a theory regarding feelings having their own individual package of cognitive behaviors,

AFFERENT STIMULATION

stimulation of a sensory system, leading to conduction of neural impulses to the brain or spinal cord.

AFFRICATE

noun. 1. a sound or noise stemming from talk or conversation of plosive, and subsequently, a fricative. 2. a wide

AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT (ADEA)

an American law, put into place in 1967, that forbids professional methods which discriminate toward persons forty and older, except