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Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma

Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma refers to a malignancy characterized by rapidly growing tumors that are spread through the circulatory or lymphatic systems.

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Non-homeostatic drive

Non-homeostatic drive refers to a drive that is relatively independent of physical deprivation cycles or bodily need states.

Non-Judgment

Deutsch: Nicht-Urteilen / Español: No juicio / Português: Não julgamento / Français: Non-jugement / Italiano: Non giudizio

Non-judgment in the psychology context refers to a mental state or practice of observing thoughts, emotions, or experiences without attaching labels, evaluations, or criticisms. It is a foundational principle in Mindfulness-based therapies and approaches, fostering acceptance and self-compassion by reducing habitual reactions to internal or external stimuli.

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Non-rapid eye movement sleep

Non-rapid eye movement sleep (NonREM, NREM) refers to a type of sleep that is divided into four (4) stages. Usually about 75\% of the night is spent in Non-rapid eye movement sleep. N

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Non-REM dreams

Non-REM dreams refer to dreams that are more likely to consist of brief, fragmentary impressions that are less emotional and less likely to involve visual images than REM sleep dreams

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Non-REM sleep

Non-REM sleep (NonREM sleep or just NREM) which is another name for Non-rapid eye movement sleep refers to type of sleep that is divided into four (4) stages.

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Non-shared environment

Deutsch: Nicht-geteilte Umgebung / Español: Entorno no compartido / Português: Ambiente não compartilhado / Français: Environnement non partagé / Italiano: Ambiente non condiviso /

Non-shared environment is a subtype of environmental influences that refers to the environmental factors that produce behavioral differences among siblings living in the same household and is unique to a given individual.

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Non-verbal behaviors

Non-verbal behaviors refers to the usual unconscious behaviors exhibited during communication.

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