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Dictionary » A » Affect AffectAffect The feeling-tone accompaniment of an idea or mental representation. It is the most direct psychic derivative of instinct and the psychic representative of the various bodily changes by means of which instincts manifest themselves. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Do animals other than humans have emotional responses?... question is a bit more difficult to answer. I will try with:- emotional responses are responses to stimuli which are more powerful than most and affect the hind brain as well as the cortex.
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Muscle Fiber Types are FICTIONAL, or is it not?... are but one muscle fiber, which change because of required adaptation. It is just that capacity of all functional important parts of organism affect it's shape and color of appearance. In this case created TYPES of muscle fibers (I, IIa, IIb, IIx) are there just for easier theoretical navigation, ...
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Effects of SA; V ration on the rate of diffusion... At least 1-2 sentences for the following 6 questions. 1. What is diffusion? - I googled this but unsure if it correct 2. What factors can affect diffusion? 3. why do cells require diffusion? 4. How do you think SA: V affects diffusion? 5. Why is size a limiting factor for cells? 6. How ...
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the cultivation of genetics and DNA of Kazakhs people... by not having marriage within 7 generations, there is already prepared samples of human beings from a interesting point... and such tradition will affect the genetics and DNA of an nation (Kazakh people)? or may be there are some difference or hidden facts around that tradition? may be this tradition ...
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Bio Research Paper WritingMy group and I are writing a research paper on the topic of "how do chronic viral infections contribute to immune senescence and how do they affect aging as a whole?" We split the essay into parts and we brought it together yesterday: Problem is, the other two group members are saying ...
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