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Holistic health

Holistic health is defined as a philosophy characterized by the belief that health is a positive state that is actively achieved; often associated with certain non-traditional health practices.

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Holistic integration technique

Holistic integration technique refers to technique for Personal Growth which is based on the principle that increased Awareness leads to beneficial changes and increased integration of th

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Holistic perspective

Holistic perspective refers to a unified view of the developmental process that emphasizes the interrelationships among the physical/biological, mental, social, and emotional aspects of human development.

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Holistic processing

Holistic processing refers to a style of processing, associated with the right cerebral hemisphere, that is global in nature.

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Holistic processing of information

Holistic processing of information means attending to global aspects of a situation in processing information about it.

Holistic scoring

Holistic scoring refers to essay scoring method in which a single score is given to represent the overall quality of the essay acr

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Holists

Holists refers to people who believe that complex mental or behavioral processes should be studied as such and not divided into their elemental components for analysis. Please see also Phenomenology.

Holmes & Rahe scale

Holmes & Rahe scale refers to the ranking of life changing events which is used to predict future health

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