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• Repetitive

  • Something that occurs in a repeated manner
  • "the work is dull and repetitive but the money's good"
• DNA


  Genetic material in cells carrying instructions for development
• Y chromosome

  The sex chromosome responsible for male development
• Gene


  A segment of DNA that codes for a specific protein
• Embryo


  The early stage of development in a multicellular organism
• Platypus


  A unique mammal native to Australia
• Evolution


  Gradual change in species over time
• Rodent


  A group of mammals characterized by continously growing incisors
• Pros and cons list


  A systematic approach to decision making
• Override


  • To have dominance over something, to make a decision that goes against something. "in some cases doctors feel they should override the wishes of patients"
• Distress


  Extreme anxiety, suffering or psychological discomfort
• Catastrophize


  To interpret or perceive a situation as far worse or more disastrous than it is
• Harrowing


  Extremely distressing, traumatizing (intense feelings of fear...)
• Commitment


  Dedication to a goal, treatment, plan, often involving sustained effort
• Adaptive


  Having an ability or tendency to adapt to different conditions
• Rewire


  To reorganize or alter the neural pathways in the brain with the goal of changing ingrained thought patterns, behaviors
• Orthodontist


  A dental specialist who deals with correction of malpositioned teeth
• Facial restructuring


  A process of changing the arrangement of facial features
• Alleviate

  To make a symptom or condition less severe
• Impediments


  Obstacles, in this context refers to difficulties in speech
• Proponents


  Supporters of an idea, belief or practice
• Debunk


  To expose the falseness or exaggeration of a myth, belief or idea
• Efficacy


  The ability to produce the desired result or effect
• Craze


  A widespread enthusiasm for a practice or trend
• Blissed out


  In a state of extreme happiness or joy
• Cessation


  The process of ending or stopping
• Disentangle


  To free oneself from a complicated situation
• Exponentially


  In a manner by rapid growth or increase
• Rigorous


  Thorough and accurate, adhering to strict standards and methods
• Anecdotal evidence


  Evidence based on personal accounts and stories rather than systematic research
• Contemplative


  Characterized by deep, thoughtful reflection
• Concentration


  The act of focusing attention and mental effort on a single task or goal
• Distractions


  Things or factors that draw attention away from a task or objective
• Multitasking


  The attempt to perform multiple tasks or activities simultaneously
• Switching cost


  The disruption in performance experienced when shifting focus from one task to another
• Prioritizing


  Arranging something first in order of importance
• Productivity


  The measure of how efficiently and effectively work is completed
• Anchor


  A designated top priority task for a specific day
• Misnomer


  A wrong use of a name or term
• Resentment


  A feeling of bitterness, anger, or indignation resulting from perceived unfair treatment, disrespect or offense