- Dabrowski's
Overexcitabilities and
Theory of
Positive Disintegration How to
Identify and Cope with
Overexcitabilities Overexcitability and the Gifted...
- psychomotor, sensual, imaginational, intellectual, and emotional.
These overexcitabilities,
especially the last three,
often cause a
person to
experience daily...
- Polish-born
American psychologist who, in 1979,
introduced the
construct of
overexcitability to
gifted education Piechowski worked with
Kazimierz Dabrowski, the...
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believe that some
types of stimulus-sensitive
myoclonus may
involve overexcitability of the
parts of the
brain that
control movement.
These parts are interconnected...
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individuals who have a high
development potential (i.e.
those with
overexcitabilities), have a
higher chance of re-integrating at a
higher level of development...
- rigidity,
while cats may
salivate excessively,
protrude their tongue or be
overexcitable. Most
traditional or
historical first-aid
treatments for
redback spider...
- a
casual word for clumsiness, otherness,
sometimes ****ociated with
overexcitability,
excessive startle response ("jumpiness"),
excessive energy, involuntary...
- that
every one of the
children displa**** what he
called his
factor of
overexcitability, OE, "which
constituted the
foundation for the
emergence of neurotic...
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Karla Kolumna -
Benjamin is
friends with
Karla Kolumna, a
somewhat overexcitable reporter.
Everyone in
Neustadt knows her
cheery "****o there!" and her...
- ISSN 0002-953X. PMID 21205813. Thomson, Paula; Jaque, S.
Victoria (2016). "
Overexcitability and
Optimal Flow in
Talented Dancers, Singers, and Athletes". Roeper...
