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LYME DISEASE

is a multisystem illness caused by the successful bite of an infected deer tick. Symptoms of lyme disease include- fever,

LEADERSHIP STYLE

The way in which a leader manages their workload and team, this involves their tendencies, methods and mannerisms in their

LEARNING DISORDER

an umbrella term for any learning disability which does not fit (completely) the diagnostic criteria of other learning disabilities.

LEAST PREFERRED COWORKER SCALE (LPT: SCALE)

is a measure of a leaders popularity with their workforce. Typically, employees are asked to rate the concerned co-worker in

LEGAL CAPACITY

the knowledge required to make a competent decision relating to any issue which may have legal implications.

LEON (III) VIRUS

known to cause poliomyelitis in humans - this is one of three strands. The other two strands are Brunhilde (I)

LETTING GO

a type of 'acceptance' or the discontinuation of a prolonged struggle.

LEVODOPA

is a precursor molecule of the neurotransmitter associated with Schizophrenia, dopamine. Levodope is used in the treatment of Parkinson's disease.

LIBIDINAL STAGE

Any of the stages apart of Freud's psychosexual stages of development.

LIFE HISTORY

a systematic account of life events in an individuals life starting from their birth up until the present. In therapy,

LIFE-SPAN PERSPECTIVE

the idea that human development is a continual life-long process, there is multidimensional change and that there is plasticity in

LIKING SCALE

the degree which an individual enjoys the company and the level of attraction to another individual. This specific scale was

LINE OF FIXATION

a straight line which extends from the object of current visual focus to the foveacentralis.

LINGUAL NERVE

supplies fibres from the trigeminal nerve, which is also the fifth cranial nerve, to the anterior two thirds of the

LIPOSTATIC HYPOTHESIS

a hypothesis that implies long-term food intake is regulated by the concentration of fats (otherwise known as lipids) in the

LITERARY PSYCHOANALYSIS

in literary terms it is the application of psychoanalysis to literary interpretations.

LOCALIZATION

the use of a stimulus (in cells), process or other item which is made at the source and then utilized

LOCUS CERULEUS (LOCUS COERULEUS LOCUS CAERULEUS)

a group of blue tinted nuclei found in the brainstem of humans. Their neurons have been found to produce norepinephrine.

LOGOGRAPHIC

a form of writing which replaces certain words or morphemes with symbols in prose.

LONG-TERM DEPRESSION (LTD)

resulting from a consistency weak synaptic stimulation (in the hippocampus) or strong synaptic stimulation (in the cerebellum) which results in