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- Normal mood (Euthymic mood) : Normal mood (Euthymic mood is defined as a feeling state that is neither unduly happy nor sad but shows day-to-day variations within a relatively limited range considered to be appropriate.
Normal science is a term which according to Kuhn refers to the research activities performed by scientists as they explore the implications of a paradigm.
Normal-pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) refers to a neurologic condition which involves ventricular enlargement in the absence of elevated intracranial pressure. Most frequently evident in older adults and characterized by a triad of progressive neurologic signs, such as postural imbalance, Dementia, and urinary incontinence
Deutsch: Normalität / Español: Normalidad / Português: Normalidade / Français: Normalité / Italiano: Normalità
Normalcy refers to the Condition or state of being typical, expected, or within the range of what is considered standard behaviour or experience. In the psychology context, normalcy involves the idea of adhering to social, cultural, or statistical norms of behaviour, emotions, and functioning. It is a concept used to describe what is viewed as "normal" based on established criteria in mental health, behaviour, and development.
Normalisation refers to a policy that enables someone with a physical or mental Disability to live as full a life as possible and to have access to all public services.
- Norman Geschwind (1926–1984) : Norman Geschwind is the American neurologist who proposed that behavioral disturbances were based on the destruction of specific brain pathways that he called "Disconnections."
Normative age-graded influences are experiences caused by biological, psychological, and socio-cultural forces that are closely related to a person’s age.