Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

Diseases and/or conditions that affect the brain and/or spinal cord.  

All communication in a group is directed through one central member.  

That situation in which a minimal number of job activities and a minimal amount of authority are delegated to subordinates.    

In psychology, those traits that are uniquely characteristic of a person.  

Loss of hearing caused by damage to the pathways or center of hearing in the brain. Deafness resulting from lesions of the auditory tracts of the brain or the auditory centers of the cerebral cortex.  

Celsius scale.  

In psychology, a term borrowed from Assagioli’s system of psychosynthesis based on the process of finding the true self and of allowing that to be the point around which all other elements of the psyche are arranged. As part of meditative practice, an attempt to attain a state of self awareness, relaxation, and psychological balance.…

A branch of the National Institute of Mental Health, established in 1966. Its purpose was to provide research support, pilot studies, training of personnel, consultation for suicide prevention agencies, dissemination of information, coordination of emergency services, case findings, treatment, and promotion of the application of research findings.  

A part of the Centers for Disease Control q.v. established in 1980, consisting of three divisions: (a) The Division of Nutrition, (b) The Division of Reproductive Health, and (c) The Division of Health Education. A focal point for the health education efforts of a geographic region comprised of five components: (a) research and evaluation, (b)…

A branch of the United States public Health Service (USPHS) q.v. In 1980, was reorganized to form six centers: (a) The Center for Prevention Services, (b) The Center for Environmental Health, (c) The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, (d) The Center for Health Promotion and Education, (e) The Center for Professional Development and…