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psychobiology
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psychobiology [¦sī·kō·bī′äl·ə·jē]
(psychology)
The school of psychiatry and psychology in which the individual is considered as the sum of his environment as well as being considered a physical organism.
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Bob Cloninger then reviews the emerging psychobiologic studies that inform us regarding our innate spirituality and happiness.
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