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TUBEROINFUNDIBULAR TRACT

one of three significant neural pathways inside the brain which utilize dopamine as their primary neurotransmitter. The cell bodies of

TURNER'S SYNDROME

a chromosomal disorder marked by the absence of all or a portion of one of the two X chromosomes. The

TWO-SPIRIT

noun. With regard to some Native American societies, an individual, commonly a man, who assumes the gender identity of the

TYPE I ERROR

the error of refuting the null hypothesis whenever it is actually authentic. Investigators make this error whenever they believe they

TECHNICAL TERM

a term or statement utilized in a specialized field to reference items or ideas which are specific to that field

TELEGNOSIS

noun. With regard to parapsychology, claimed insight of distant occurrences without direct correspondence..

TELESIS

noun. deliberate, previously arranged efforts directed toward attaining a specific objective.

TEMPORAL

adjective. 1. of or regarding time or the part it plays in some procedure. 2. corresponding or proximal to the

TEMPORAL PRECEDENCE

the standard that what is labeled as the cause must be displayed to have happened prior to the impact.

TENSE

1. adjective. in a state of nervous behavior. 2. stretched taut or strained. 3. with regard to language, one of

TERMINAL 1

1. referencing the end. 2. noun. the end of a building or structure.

TERROR MANAGEMENT THEORY

a theory postulating that management of death-related anxiety is the main operative of culture and the primary motivation in human

TEST PROFILE

a chart describing an examinee

TETANIC CONTRACTION

a maintained contracting of a muscle, generally elicited by recurring, swift stimulus.

THALAMIC PACEMAKER

groups of nuclei within the thalamus which elicit waves of electrical activity within the cerebral cortex. Many thalamic nuclei have

THEMATIC PARALOGIA

a speech trait characterized by the incessant, distorted dwelling of the mind on a sole theme or topic.

THEORY OF PERSONAL INVESTMENT

a motivational theory postulating that the level to which a person will invest personal resources of effort and time for

THERAPEUTIC FACTORS

curative factors which function across designs and methods in group psychotherapy. Factors identified are inclusive of cohesion, altruism, family reenactment,

THERMAL COMFORT

subjective assessment of emotions regarding temperature. Significant contributing aspects are inclusive of air velocity, humidity, degree of physical exertion, and

THIAMINE (THIAMIN)

a B1 complex vitamin, existing in different foods and also typically existing in cerebrospinal fluid and blood plasma. Deficiency of