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NETWORK-MEMORY MODEL

is one of the many theories of memory which implies that the long-term memory store is a chain of similar

NEURAL PARENCHYMA

are distinct tissues from other structural or supporting elements of the nervous system which are essential to the functioning of

NEUROANATOMY

is the academic and scholastic study of physiological structures relating to the nervous system.

NEUROFIBROMA

are generally caused by the proliferation and general damage caused to Schwann cells resulting in a tumour or peripheral cells.

NEUROLOGICAL EVALUATION

Is one of the major examinations which physicians undergo with new patients typically looking at their- speech and behaviour, orientation

NEUROPEPTIDE

are released by neurons acting as neurotransmitters into the local tissue which include: include the endogenous opioids (e.g., enkephalin and

NEUROTENSIN (NT)

is a neuropeptide which is secreted by the hypothalamus for use across the central nervous system.

NEURULATION

is the process, usually during early development, where the first neurons are formed along with the neural tube and neural

NICOTINE WITHDRAWAL

is described in the DSM (Diagnostic Statistical Manual) as: Dysphoria or depressed mood- insomnia- irritability, frustration, or anger- anxiety- difficulty

NISSL BODIES

was first proposed by Franz Nissl (1860 - 1919) which are microscopic particles which consist of only granular endoplasmic reticulum

NOCSIS

is the exercise of higher reasoning skills which is typically applied to apprehending truths which cannot be derived from personal

NOISE EFFECTS

describes any physiological response or stress response to the adverse noise levels, one such example is the inability to fall

NOMOLOGY

is the academic pursuit of knowledge in the study of law and the concept of lawfulness.

NONCENTRAL T DISTRIBUTION

a t-distribution wherein the noncentrality parameter isn't equivalent to zero.

NONDISJUNCTION

noun. the failure of chromosome couples to part ways during the cell division process. Hence, both progress to the nucleus

NONNUTRITIVE SUCKING

the sucking by newborns and young babies of items which do not render milk, in order, for instance, to elicit

NONSPECIFIC EFFECT

a result or consequence whose particular cause or precipitating features are unrecognized, for instance, the impact on a patient of

NON-WESTERN THERAPIES

alternatives or complements to classical Western types of and techniques in psychotherapy and counseling which emphasizes the body, and the

NORMATIVE INFLUENCE

the private and interpersonal procedures which cause people to feel, think, and behave in ways which are aligned with cultural

NOSOMANIA

noun. a seldom utilized word for an unfounded, irregular belief that one is a victim of a certain illness.