n. narrow valley. [Gaelic]
... thought of mankind Ancient Rome put forward such major thinkers as Lucretius (I. in BC ) and Galen (II in AD ) Later , when slave uprisings and civil wars began in the. Roman ... (History of psychology)
... , tremor , strabismus , symptoms of. increased intracranial pressure are disturbed If there is a rupture of the vein of Galen . or a direct synapse (at the base of the brain ),.then convulsions , breathing disorder , floating gaze , nystagmus ... (Neuropsychology)
... , as well as character , could . be explained , for example , by the predominance of a certain “.humor ” in the body ( Hippocrates , Galen ), blood composition ( Aristotle ), influence of. cosmogonic factors ( Paracelsus ), addition type ( Kretschmer ... (Developmental Psychology and Developmental Psychology)
... ”, “correct measure ”. Based on the teachings of Hippocrates , another famous antiquity physician . Claudius Galen (c developed a typology of temperaments , which he outlined in the. famous treatise “De temperamentum ... ... for. many centuries This is confirmed by the fact that, to date , the. names of the types of temperament proposed by Galen are.the most common In the following centuries , researchers , observing a significant variety of. behavior ... (General psychology)
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