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Birching

Birching means whipping someone using the stripped branch of a tree.

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BIRGing

Basking in reflected glory

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Birth cohort

Birth cohort refers to a group consisting of all individuals born in the same year.

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Birth control

Birth control is another term for contraception.

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Birth culture

Birth culture refers to a culture's beliefs, values, and guidelines for behavior regarding pregnancy and childbirth.

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Birth order

Birth order refers to the idea that place in the family constellation, such as being the youngest child or the oldest child can have an impact on one"s later Personality and functioni

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BIS

BIS is the abbreviations of Behavioral Inhibition System, a brain System associated with increased Attention and Arousal and inhibited action ; a brain circuit in the limbic System tha

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Biserial correlation

Biserial correlation refers to an index used to express the relationship between a Continuous variable and an artificially dichotomous variable.

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