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Title

Title refers to a concise statement of the content of a paper that identifies the main variables being investigated. It provides an idea of the contents of an article or technical paper and often states only the dependent and independent variables

Tittle-tattle

Tittle-tattle is defined as petty gossip; trivial talk. It also means to talk idly or foolishly; gossip.

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TMS

TMS also known as Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation is a powerful electromagnet placed on the individual's scalp and a current is passed through the cortex; an application of an intense magnetic field to a portion of the scalp to influence the neurons below the magnet

TNM system

TNM system is the most common method used to stage cancer. The T describes the size of the tumor and whether cancer has spread to nearby tissues and organs. The N describes how far the cancer has spread to nearby lymph nodes. The M indicates the extent to which the cancer has metastasized.

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Toddler

Deutsch: Kleinkind / Español: Niño Pequeño / Português: Criança Pequena / Français: Tout-petit / Italian: Bambino Piccolo

Toddler in the psychology context refers to a young child, typically between the ages of one and three years, who is in a crucial Developmental stage characterized by rapid growth in physical, cognitive, emotional, and social domains.

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Toddlerhood

Deutsch: Kleinkindalter / Español: Primera infancia / Português: Primeira infância / Français: Petite enfance / Italiano: Prima infanzia

Toddlerhood in the psychology context refers to a developmental stage that typically ranges from about 1 to 3 years of age. This period is characterized by rapid growth and development across several domains, including physical, cognitive, emotional, and social. Toddlerhood is marked by significant milestones such as the first steps, the development of language, the emergence of a sense of self, and the beginning of independence and autonomy. psychologists and developmental theorists pay close attention to this stage as it lays the foundation for later development and learning.

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Toddling

Toddling refers to the early, unsteady form of walking done by infants

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Togetherness

Deutsch: Gemeinschaftlichkeit / Español: Unión / Português: União / Français: Cohésion / Italiano: Unione /

In the psychology context, togetherness refers to the sense of connection, bonding, and belonging between individuals or within groups. It encompasses the emotional and psychological closeness that people experience when they share experiences, goals, values, or support one another. Togetherness is a fundamental aspect of human social interaction, contributing to individuals' mental health and well-being by fostering feelings of security, support, and identity.

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