Description

Any chemical or hormone that stimulates male development or characteristics. Male hormones; testosterone is best known.
Neuroleptic drugs. Used to treat schizophrenia. Primarily block dopamine receptors.
A special protein on cell surface that is destroyed if not recognized by Immune system.
A complex emotion. A combination of uncertainty, fear and uneasiness.
NNeuroleptic drugs. Primarily block dopamine receptors.
A reflex Similar to Pavlov's conditioned reflex.
To heed, focus thought or concentrate.
behavioral inhibition system. Abbr.
Class of drugs used to treat anxiety, seizures and insomnia
A type of brain wave pattern associated with being awake
Damage to both hemispheres of the brain.
An eating disorder; binge-purge
Central nervous system. Abbr.
Hair-like.
An adjective describing thinking, will or intellect.
The Primary stress hormone released from adrenals.
The slow brain wave pattern associated with deep sleep.
Another name for desynchronosis.
diazepam-binding inhibitor Abbr.
Accumulation of fluid in extracellular tissue.
The belief that knowledge comes from experience
Seizure disorder, usually treatable with drugs.
Another name for estrogen.
Surgical removal of portions of the brain.
follicle-stimulating hormone Abbr.
Face recognition
Self-identification as male or female.
Sex glands
A genetic disorder that disrupts the blood’s ability to clot.
Ambiguous genitalia, or genetic sex and genitals don’t match.
Keeping regulation of biological processes within normal range.nctions
Congenital adrenal hyperplasia Abbr.
hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis Abbr.
Inability to have an erection.
Difficulty getting or staying asleep.
An enzyme to break down lactose.
Sugar found in cow milk.
Hormone made in fat cells.
White blood cells; made in bone marrow
long-term depression Abbr.
long-term memory Abbr.
Major connections with the hippocampus and thalamus.
Synthetic opioid used to treat heroin addiction.
Disorder marked by sudden daytime sleepiness
Post-traumatic stress disorder. Abbr.
The retrieval part of memory
Rapid eye movement sleep. Abbr.
Similar to B cells but T cells don’t circulate in the blood.

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