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Shadowing

Shadowing refers to an experimental task in which subjects repeat what they hear.

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Shallow torpor

Shallow torpor refers to a state of inactivity and little breathing.

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Sham lesion

Sham lesion refers to Control procedure for an experiment, in which an investigator inserts an electrode into a brain but does not pass a current.

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Sham reinfusion

Sham reinfusion refers to an experimental treatment at the end of a blood doping experiment in which a needle is placed in a vein, but the subject does not receive a reinfusion of blo

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Sham withdrawal

Sham withdrawal refers to an experimental treatment at the beginning of a blood doping experiment in which a needle is placed in a vein, but blood is not withdrawn.

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Shamans

Shamans refers to a general term used for the practitioners of folk medicine which originated in Eastern Europe and means "he (or she) who knows.” Shamans are referred to as "medici

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Shame

Shame refers to a moral Emotion that, like guilt, which involves feeling bad but, unlike guilt, spreads to the whole person.

Likewise, Shame is an intense emotional reaction to bei

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Shame aversion

Shame aversion refers to a type of Aversion therapy in which the Behavior that one wishes to extinguish is linked with strong feelings of shame.

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