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Collective: A group of individuals acting together or having shared interests and goals.

Hybrid: Something composed of elements of different kinds, such as a mixture of technologies, species, or concepts.

Body Checks: A behavior of repeatedly checking physical sensations or appearance, often associated with anxiety or obsessive-compulsive tendencies.

Niche: A specialized segment of a market or ecological environment tailored to specific needs or adaptations.

Gurney: A wheeled stretcher used in hospitals to transport patients.

Metabolic Demand: The energy required by the body to sustain physiological functions, influenced by activity level and metabolic rate.

Cortex: The outer layer of an organ, especially the brain, involved in processes like perception, decision-making, and memory.

Ventral Tegmental: Refers to the Ventral Tegmental Area (VTA), a part of the brain involved in reward and motivation.

Anterior Cingulate: A part of the brain's cingulate cortex associated with emotion regulation, decision-making, and impulse control.

Caudate: A nucleus in the brain involved in motor processes, learning, and reward systems.

Neural Feedback: Information provided about the activity of neurons, often used in biofeedback or neuroimaging studies.

Electrodes: Devices that conduct electricity, used to record electrical activity in the brain or stimulate neurons.

Protocol: A set of standardized procedures or rules for conducting a scientific experiment or treatment.

Introspect: To examine one's own thoughts and feelings, engaging in self-reflection.

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2. That’s a great insight. Could you provide more examples, Linda?

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7. That was a good contribution, Linda. Could you share some more insights, please?

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1. Could you elaborate on that idea a bit more?

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