Category: L

A quasi-religious organization founded in 1966 by Timothy Leary was based on the belief that psychedelic drugs can assist a person in finding religious revelation. The credo was, “Turn on, tune in, and drop put.” LSD was the League’s sacrament. The folded shortly after its founding for lack of support.  

Established in 1923, dissolved with the creation of the World Health Organization.  

The behavioral pattern of a leader that is used to elicit the desired response.  

The degree to which a leader is able to elicit the desired response from others.  

The process of directing the behavior of others toward the achievement of objectives.  

Basic nutrients that must be listed on labels specifying nutritional content of the packaged food include protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamins A and C, thiamin, riboflavin, niacin, calcium, and iron.  

Chemical air pollutants originating from the combustion of leaded automobile fuels.  

Intense abdominal pain associated with over exposure to lead. A form of lead poisoning.  

A person who has received specialized training in midwifery, but who does not possess the academic credentials of the registered nurse midwife. A midwife with no formal training or certification, though generally with wide practical experience, allowed to practice in only a few states. Most states require formally trained, licensed practitioners called certified nurse-midwives.  

Biogenetic law.