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LEPRECHAUNISM

a condition typically characterized by having a large head in proportion to a small body, sometimes wide-set eyes and low-set

LEUKOCYTE

a type of white blood cell in the human body which takes its part in the immune response to foreign

LEVOPROME

a common or trade name for a drug called methotrimeprazine.

LIBIDINAL TYPES

First proposed by Sigmund Freud, libidinal types are a classification of an individuals personality based on their perceived distribution of

LIFE LIE

a false ideal of piece of information from which an individual builds their life around.

LIFETIME PERSONALITY

first proposed by U.S. psychologist Henry Alexander Murray, the lifetime personality explains behaviours that dominate an individuals lifestyle between birth

LIMBIC CORTEX

a structure found in the cerebral cortex of the brain which is associated with the limbic system.

LINEAR CAUSATION

a simple explanation of the cause and effect hypothesis in that a simple event will have been caused by a

LINGUISTIC APPROACH

a teaching method which assume children in the class who participate have a strong grasp of their mother tongue (oral

LIPREADING

a method of understanding or interpreting language typically used by those who do not have full use of their ears,

LITIGIOUS PARANOIA

a strand of paranoia in which individuals quarrel consistently, claim persecution (which is usually untrue) and insist that their 'rights'

LOCALIZED AMNESIA

a condition whose main symptom involves memory loss associated to one part of an individuals timeline.

LOD SCORE

is used to determine whether or not the data held of two gene loci indicates they are linked, meaning they're

LOGOPEDICS

the academic or scholastic study of speech disorders.

LONG-TERM POTENTIATION (LTP)

the temporal enhancement of synaptic transmission between two neurons, or synapses. Neurons in hippocampal tissues have been reported to show

LOUDNESS LEVEL

is the level of decibels for a piece of music or simply sound in SPI.

LSI) 1

otherwise known as lysergic acid diethylamide is a strong hallucinogen (a drug which induces hallucinations). LSD as a molecule closely

LUNACY

was a term historically used to describe a period or collection of symptoms associated with mental illness.

LYMPHOCYTES

or T cells are a type of lymphocyte involved in the immune response. They develop in the thymus gland and

LEAD-PIPE RIGIDITY

observed in sufferers of Parkinson's disease and Cerebral Palsy. It is a condition resulting in muscular rigidity resisting slow and