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Things relaxation often describes ("relaxation ________")
- data
- method
- probability
- time
- cycles
- process
- studies
- algorithm
- approaches
- based
- procedures
- curve
- meditation
- exercises
- factor
- peak
- tension
- spectrum
- parameter
- parameters
- coupling
- reflex
- strands
- factors
- techniques
- treatment
- skills
- testing
- curves
- scheme
- rate
- contraction
- desensitization
- mechanism
- hypnosis
- exercise
- pathways
- spectra
- breaks
- polarisation
- model
- networks
- therapies
- experiment
- experiments
- frequency
- oscillations
- measurements
- methods
- sequence
- transitions
- technique
- mechanisms
- response
- phenomenon
- test
- approximation
- strand
- imagery
- behavior
- temperature
- period
- constants
- rhythm
- session
- cycle
- properties
- behaviour
- modulus
- tests
- effects
- rates
- times
- induced
- interactions
- sleep
- processes
- procedure
- transfer
- therapy
- region
- training
- effect
- phenomena
- regime
How relaxation often is described ("________ relaxation")
- mediated
- nuclear
- longitudinal
- progressive
- electronic
- agreeable
- delayed
- sudden
- partial
- necessary
- adequate
- lattice
- stochastic
- passive
- deep
- lagrangian
- muscle
- receptive
- temporary
- gradual
- differential
- rotational
- momentary
- physical
- slow
- total
- perfect
- sufficient
- bronchial
- rapid
- active
- maximum
- general
- quiet
- pleasant
- skeletal
- isometric
- mechanical
- muscular
- further
- induced
- smooth
- stress
- linear
- dielectric
- extreme
- abdominal
- vascular
- abnormal
- occasional
- slightest
- controlled
- slight
- uterine
- mental
- vibrational
- myocardial
- cross
- structural
- profound
- over
- voluntary
- complete
- isovolumic
- incomplete
- diastolic
- subsequent
- left
- thermal
- conscious
- dependent
- brief
- magnetic
- pelvic
