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DECENTERING

1. Techniques used to move from ventured thinking to open-minded thinking. 2. Dissolving the unity between self and identity. See

DAMPING

noun. A decrease of the magnitude of vibrations, frequently because of energy absorption by the encompassing medium.

DARWINISM

noun. The theory of evolution by natural selection, as initially brought about by British naturalists Alfred Russell Wallace and Charles

DAUBERT V MERRELL DOW PHARMACEUTICALS INC

a case which generates an effective ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1993 stipulating that Federal Rules of Evidence,

DEAFFERENTATION

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

DEATHBED ESCORTS AND VISIONS

The auditory and visual sights experienced by those near death of relatives coming to guide them through this life to

DECENTRALIZATION

Removing people from a central base to outlying areas.

DANCE EPIDEMIC

a sensation wherein supposed abrupt and uncontrollable dancing stems throughout a large portion of a populace due to a contagion.

DASEIN

proposed by German philosopher Martin Heidegger, the specific type of being that develops in people.

DAUERSCHLAF

noun. A kind of therapy wherein extended sleep in elicited via drugs. It has been employed in the remediation of

DEAF-MUTE

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

DEATH-QUALIFIED JURY

The jury that contains people capable of handling down a death penalty. See Wainright vs. Witt.

DECENTRALIZED ORGANIZATION

An organisation where authority is spread out over the organisation rather than just those at the top. Compare centralised organisation.

DANCE THERAPY

the utilization of many types of rhythmic motions as a therapy-based method to assist people in attaining better body consciousness

DASEIN ANALYSIS

a technique employed in existential psychotherapy stressing the requisite to not just one's presence in the world, but additionally what

DAY BLINDNESS

irregular vulnerability of the fovea centralis to vibrant light.

DEAFNESS

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

DEAUTOMATIZATION HYPOTHESIS

An idea that states automatic processes cab be controlled by conscious and voluntary control. See automaticity.

DANCING MOUSE

a group of mice demonstrating behavior similar to dancing. They possess a genetic fault wherein deterioration of hair cells occurs

DAT 1

1. abbreviated form of the Alzheimer's form of dementia. 2. abbreviated form of Differential Aptitude Tests.