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NOREPINEPHRINE (NE)

a catecholamine neurotransmitter and hormone generated primarily by brainstem nuclei and inside the adrenal medulla. Commonly referred to as noradrenaline.

NORMOTENSIVE

depicting people whose blood pressure lies within the average range for their age and other aspects considered.

NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED (NOS)

in the DSM-IV-TR, designating a widely-based diagnostic classificaton, for instance, depressive disorder not otherwise ascertained. The NOS diagnosis is selected

NUCLEAR SURETY PERSONNEL RELIABILITY PROGRAM

a special evaluation program to attain safety aligned with operational preparedness and to lessen the impacts of accidents, incidents, and

NUMBER FACTOR

an aspect of intellect which is gauged by tests of capacity to complete or process number problems.

NUTRITIONAL DISORDER

any medically-based or psychological state which stems from poor nutrition. These illnesses or dysfunctions are inclusive of vitamin deficiency illnesses

NAIVE HEDONISM

is the second stage, in the preconvention level of Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development where children begin to make their

NARCOLEPSY

is considered a neural disorder which consists of excessive daytime sleepiness which are paired with very brief attacks of sleep

NASOPHARYNX

is a region of the pharynx which can be found above the level of the soft palate which is closed

NATIONALISM

is a sense of proud or allegiance to ones own nation and everything the nation has as unique, the culture

NATURAL LANGUAGE CATEGORY

is a way of classifying things, people or other objects by their semantic structure in categories which are distinct from

NATUROPATHY

is the academic and scholastic study of ground burrons for fossorial animals, flight cages for bird and trees or other

NECROMIMESIS

is the illusion an individual portrays pretending to be dead because they believe that themselves.

NEED-PRESS METHOD

is conducted through the use of thematic perception tests which scores sentences of stories which are told by participants as

NEGATIVE FEEDBACK

opposed to a positive feedback is a system which detects a change from a constant, and then stimulates various effectors

NEGATIVE SYMPTOM

is an individuals inability to perform basic, normal functions of living in society, such as- logical thinking, self case, social

NEOASSOCIATIONIST THEORY

was a term first coined by U.S. psychologist Leonard Berkowitz (1926 - ) when applying it to his theory explaining

NEONATE

is a new-born baby, whether they are human or nonhuman animal. Depending on the time of birth in relation to

NERVE BLOCK

is the physical or chemical blocking of a nerve impulse.

NERVOUSNESS

is characterized as the feeling of apprehension and restless with a tensile feeling.