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Blog

Blog refers to a website in which the host regularly posts commentaries on a topic that readers can respond to. A Blog is also compared to a diary using the internet, where a person can write whatever pleases him/her, including his/her experiences, daily activities, etc.

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blood

Deutsch: Blut / Español: sangre / Português: sangue / Français: sang / Italiano: sangue

Blood in the psychology context primarily refers to its symbolic and metaphorical significance rather than its biological or medical aspects. Blood can represent various psychological themes such as life, vitality, kinship, violence, trauma, and emotional intensity. In psychological analysis, particularly in fields like psychoanalysis, mythology, and cultural psychology, blood is often associated with deep-seated emotions, primal instincts, and the connection between the physical body and the psyche.

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Blood boosting

Blood boosting is a term that applies to the increase of the blood's hemoglobin concentration by the infusion of additional red blood cells. Blood boosting is medically termed induced erythrocythemia.

Blood doping

Blood doping - please see Blood boosting.

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Blood packing

Blood packing - please see Blood boosting.

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Blood pressure

Blood pressure refers to the force that blood exerts against vessel walls.

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Blood type

Deutsch: Blutgruppe / Español: Grupo sanguíneo / Português: Tipo sanguíneo / Français: Groupe sanguin / Italiano: Gruppo sanguigno

Blood type refers to the classification of blood based on the presence or absence of specific antigens and antibodies. In the context of psychology, the concept of blood type often intersects with cultural beliefs and pseudoscientific theories regarding personality traits and behaviour. Although scientifically unsupported, these beliefs can influence social interactions and self-perception.

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Blood-brain barrier

Blood-brain barrier refers to the system that "filters” the blood before it can enter the brain; mechanism that keeps many chemicals out of the brain. Affords protection from potentially harmful substances circulating in the body through the bloodstream. It bars certain drugs totally from the brain, and other substances require an active transport system across the Blood–brain barrier.

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