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Fantasized death

Fantasized death is defined as unrealistic portraits of death (in the media)

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Fantasy

Fantasy refers to the creative and imaginative interpretation of events that fulfills a psychological or rhetorical need.

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Fantod

Fantod refers to a state of nervous anxiety, irritability, the willies, the fidgets. Fantod is also defined as a fit or emotional outburst.

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FAP

FAP is the abbreviations of Ffixed action pattern, a stereotyped pattern of behavior that is evoked by a "releasing stimulus"; an instinct. Also known as Modal action pattern

Far point

Far point refers to the distance at which the spot of light becomes focused on the retina.

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Farsightedness

Farsightedness. Please see Hyperopia.

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Fascia

Fascia refers to fibrous membrane covering, supporting, connecting, and separating muscles.

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Fascination

Deutsch: Faszination / Español: Fascinación / Português: Fascinação / Français: Fascination / Italiano: Fascinazione

In the psychology context, fascination refers to a state of intense interest, focus, or engagement with a specific object, idea, or experience. It involves a heightened sense of curiosity, attention, and sometimes wonder, where a person feels mentally captivated or absorbed by something. Fascination can be positive, sparking creativity, learning, or exploration, or it can be negative, where it leads to obsession or Fixation.

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