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Heaven and hell

Heaven and hell refer to places of reward or punishment, respectively, after death according to some Western religions

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Hebb - Cell assembly

Hebb - Cell assembly refers to a system of interrelated neurons that reflects recurring environmental events. According to Hebb, when stimulated, cell assemblies cause ideas of those events.

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Hebb's rule

Hebb's rule refers to Hebb's contention that neurons within the brain that are simultaneously or successively active become associated. One type of neural network applies this rule by

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Hebbian synapse

Hebbian synapse refers to a Synapse that increases in effectiveness because of simultaneous activity in the presynaptic Axon and the postsynaptic neuron.

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Hebephrenia

Hebephrenia refers to a silly and immature emotionality, a characteristic of some types of schizophrenia.

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Hebetudinous

Hebetudinous a term which means dull or lethargic, especially relating to the mind. Hebetudinous is from Late Latin word hebetudo which means dullness and from Latin word hebes which means dull

Hedge word

Hedge word refers to a way of speaking in which the speaker renounces or denies the validity of what he or she is saying by using certain words to decrease his or her perceived assertiveness.

Hedonic adaptation

Hedonic adaptation refers to the phenomenon that occurs when the mental scale that people use to judge the pleasantness and unpleasantness of their experiences shifts so that their ne

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