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Haptics

Haptics refers to the study of the use of "touches". Haptics deals with touching behaviour in different societies.

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Hard core

Hard core describes explicit, genitally oriented sexual depictions; more explicit than soft core, which displays sexual activity usually without portrayals of genital penetration.

Hard of hearing

Hard of hearing refers to a term used to describe a degree of hearing loss ranging from mild to profound for which a person usually receives some benefit from amplification. A person who is considered hard of hearing usually participates in society by using their residual hearing with hearing aids, speech reading, and assistive devices to facilitate communication.

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Hard problem

Hard problem refers to a philosophical question of why and how any kind of brain activity is associated with consciousness

Hard problem of consciousness

Hard problem of consciousness refers to the problem of determining how physiological processes, such as ion flow across nerve membranes, cause different perceptual experiences.

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Hard sell

Hard sell is defined as an advertising strategy that relies on presenting information about the positive features of a product

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Hard techniques

Hard techniques is defined as a method of asking the patient to assume an uncomfortable or painful position or touching a patient in a somewhat painful way which may bring about intense emotional responses.

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Hardiness

Hardiness refers to a personality syndrome marked by commitment, challenge, and control that is purportedly associated with strong stress resistance. It is a a personality trait characterized by the ability to bounce back into action after facing a stressor.

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