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DECARBOXYLASE

The enzyme that catalyses and removes carboxyl groups from compounds.

DAH TEST

abbreviated form of Machover Draw A House Test.

DARK-ADAPTATION CURVE

a chart of a person's sensitivity to light over time when it is requested that the person pick up on

DATA-DRIVEN PROCESS

a cognitive process that centers mainly upon the tangible traits of a stimulant in contrast to its meaning.

DC (DC)

with regard to pharmacology, the abbreviated form of discontinue.

DEATH RITE

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

DECARCERATION

Where offenders are removed from a correctional facility to a community facility. See de-institutionalisation.

DALE'S LAW

the idea, now recognized as being inaccurate for a large number of neurons, which each terminal button of a neuron

DARVOCET

noun. A brand name for the topical pain relief combination of acetaminophen and propoxyphene.

DATE RAPE

carnal attack by a friend, date, or someone else that the victim knows- frequently involved substances like alcohol or date

DC AMPLIFIER

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

DEATH SYSTEM

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

DECATASTROPHIZING

Technique used to people with irrational fears by exploring the reality of the situation.

DALE'S PRINCIPLE

theory posed by British neurophysiologist Henry Hallet Dale.

DARVON

noun. A brand name for propoxyphene.

DATE-RAPE DRUG

a drug which is slyly given to inhibit awareness or memory for the intent of carnal exploitation of the sufferer.

DCNIONOLATOR N

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

DEATH TABOO (DEATH TABU)

the virtue that death is so hazardous and scary a topic that someone ought not just abstain from contact with

DECATHEXIS

Psychoanalytic theory. The withdrawal of libido from objects in the external world. Compare caihexis.

DALLENBACH STIMULATOR

introduced by American psychologist Karl M. Dellenbach, a tool used to supply regulated thermal stimulants to the skin.