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The desire for or pursuit of altered states of consciousness..
When the level of illicit drug use is added to this, it becomes apparent that psychotropism is something which affects something like half the population in America.
"Project MKULTRA” was the govemment's secret attempt to penetrate the occult interior of psychotropism—it appears to have failed miserably.
In this way, we established a trajectory of youth psychotropism based on drug users' life histories.
It seems that N-methyl substitution tends unspecifically to increase psychotropism of different compounds without predetermining the quality of the effect being enhanced.
Analgesics do not only influence pain receptors, but also the subjective experience of pain, thus exhibiting a latent psychotropism, as when a patient states that a certain analgesic 'does him good'.
It assays the following functions: depression, anxiety, obsession/compulsion, interpersonal sensitivity, hostility, phobic anxiety, paranoid ideation and psychotropism.
Of the various heterocyclic systems, the indole nucleus has been reported as a common denominator of psychotropism and is of great value in the field of medicine and biochemistry.
...different factors like psychotropism (neuronal growth) or neuronal changes (both growth and depletion), and other organic considerations.
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Psychotropism means The desire for or pursuit of altered states of consciousness..
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When the level of illicit drug use is added to this, it becomes apparent that psychotropism is something which affects something like half the population in America.
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