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Nonverbal learning disabilities (NLD)

- Nonverbal learning disabilities: Nonverbal learning disabilities (NLD) refer to learning disabilities characterized by deficits related to right-hemisphere brain functioning, such as problems in social skills, spatial orientation, and problem solving.

Nonverbal sensitivity

Nonverbal sensitivity refers to the ability to accurately encode (express) and decode (understand) nonverbal cues.

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Nonvoluntary euthanasia

Nonvoluntary euthanasia refers to euthanasia performed when the wishes of the person who dies are unknown

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Noradrenalin

Noradrenaline is aa neurotransmitter that is sometimes present in abnormal quantities in depression

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Norepinephrine

Norepinephrine refers to Neurotransmitter active in the central and peripheral nervous systems, controlling heart rate, blood pressure, and respiration, among other functions. Because of the role of Norepinephrine in the body’s alarm reaction, it may also contribute generally and indirectly to panic attacks and other disorders. Norepinephrine is also known as Noradrenaline.

Norm

Norm is defined as a widely accepted , but usually unspoken standard of conduct for appropriate behavior.

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Norm group

A Norm group is a group of people who were tested to produce the norms for a test. These tests are very expensive and for important tests (like the IQ-tests) the tests (questions and much more the answers) are kept "top secret".

Norm of obedience

Norm of obedience is the principle that humans should obey legitimate authorities

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