Category: H

In psychology, a decline in the tendency to respond to stimuli that have become familiar because of repeated exposure. The fact of being psychologically but not physically addicted to or dependent on a drug, alcohol or other substance. A therapeutic technique used to eliminate or reduce the frequency of a problem behavior by purposely repeating…

An expression referring to the fact that any stimulus tends to elicit a group of responses that vary in strength.  

The process of making fit, often referring to training. The process of educating or training persons with functional limitation to improve their ability to function in society.  

Supports hormone balance and endocrine system function. Referring to hormones.  

A container designed to be suspended in order to show trailing plants such as ivy, Christmas cactus or fuchsias to their best advantage. A container designed to be suspended in order to show trailing plants such as ivy, Christmas cactus or fuchsias to their best advantage.  

“Flower water” produced by distilling fresh cannabis leaves, flowers, and other plant material. The fluid state of a colloidal solution (sol) in which the colloid particles, separated by water in a continuous phase, are free to move about.  

A subculture in the 1960s and early 1970s that rejected conventional values and took hallucinogenic drugs.  

Founder of the Hashshashin, a group of assassins, in the eleventh century in northern Persia.