R

n23

REBOUND INSOMNIA

A phenomena associated with the cessation of use of hypnotic agents in the treatment of insomnia. The phenomena or condition

RECEPTIVE LANGUAGE

The language received and processed by a person as opposed to her expressive language or the language she originates.

RECIPROCAL LIKING

A label for the attraction and cordiality that people have for others who are attracted to them.

RECOMBINANT DNA

A DNA molecule possessing a segment which has been introduced by genetic recombination or other comparable method. Recombinant DNA laboratory

RECREATION

Enjoyable, relaxing, or distracting hobbies, activities, or pastimes.

RED SAGE

Also known as Chinese sage, a perennial shrub in the genus Salvia. Native to both China and Japan, the roots

REDUPLICATIVE PARAMNESIA

Belief that a location has been duplicated, either existing in two or more locations at the same time, or that

REFERRED SENSATION

Sensitivity perceived at a disparate point from the affected area. Also known as: eccentric perception.

REFLEX SYMPATHETIC DYSTROPHY

A disorder of the sympathetic nervous system after a localized injury. May result in pain, loss of minerals from the

REGIONAL CEREBRAL BLOOD FLOW (RCBF RCBF)

A measure of the blood flow in a specific area of the brain, using positron emission tomography (PET scans) and/or

REGULAR

Linguistically, follows a normal formation pattern in a language. Compare with: irregular.

REINCARNATION

A soul's rebirth in a different body. Belief that the soul survives corporeal death and is born again into a

REJECTED CHILD

In peer groups, a child who is regularly talked about in negative terminology and inspires strong distaste in his or

RELATIONSHIP

Particular type of connection between two or more entities or phenomena. A binding, usually continuous association between individuals wherein one

RELAY NUCLEUS

Nucleus responsible for the relay of nerve impulses from a specific tract in the central nervous system to another tract.

RELIGIOSITY

Devout, excessive religious ardor.

REMEMBERING

To recall with effort or think of again. To retain information in memory. Spontaneously recalling information stored in the memory.

REMOTE PERCEPTION

Also called remote viewing, a parapsychological activity in which the subject attempts to see a scene or event at which

REPARATIVE THERAPY

Also called conversion therapy, any of a wide range of pseudo-scientific therapies which claim to

REPRESENTATION

Using a symbol to take the place of a threatening object or repressed impulse. Encoded data within the mental structure