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Angular displacement

Angular displacement refers to the change in location of a rotating body.

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Angular gyrus

Angular gyrus is believed to serve as an association area in the brain that connects one (1) region with another particularly important for the association of visual stimuli with linguistic symbols. Damage to the Angular gyrus leads to both Alexia and Agraphia.

Angular motion

Angular motion refers to motion involving rotation around an axis.

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Angular size contrast theory

Angular size contrast theory is an explanation of the moon illusion that states that the perceived size of the moon is determined by the sizes of the objects that surround it. According to this idea, the moon appears small when it is surrounded by large objects, such as the expanse of the sky when the moon is overhead.

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Anhedonia

Anhedonia refers to the inability to experience pleasure. In contrast to blunted affect, which refers to the lack of outward expression, Anhedonia is a lack of positive feelings. Anhedonia is associated with some mood and schizophrenic disorders.

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Anilingus

Anilingus refers to the oral stimulation of the anus.

Anima

Anima refers to the Female component of the male psyche.

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Anima archetype: Animus archetype

Anima archetype : Animus archetype refer to the feminine aspects of the male psyche; masculine aspects of the female psyche.

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