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Nonspecific immune mechanisms

Nonspecific immune mechanisms refer to set of responses to infection or a disorder that is engaged by the presence of a biological invader.

Nonstandardized assessment

Nonstandardized assessment refers to an assessment approach intended to assess a single group of pupils, such as a class.

Nonstimulants

Nonstimulants refer to medicines that help people with ADHD.

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Nontaster

Nontaster is defined as a person who cannot taste the compound phenylthiocarbamide (PTC).

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Nontraditional relationship

Nontraditional relationships refer to any relationships other than a monogamous, legal marriage between a man and a woman

Nonverbal behavior

Nonverbal behavior are actions and cues that communicate meaning in ways other than by words

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Nonverbal communication

Nonverbal communication is defined as communication that occurs through facial expressions, kinesic cues, paralinguistic cues, and proxemic cues.

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Nonverbal leakage

Nonverbal leakage refers to the revelation of deception through behaviors that are difficult to control, example is auditory cues such as speech hesitations, vocal pitch, and speech errors

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