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| The attribution of human characteristics to non-human creatures and beings. |
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| Deviating from what is normal or typical. Abnormal. Deviating from morality. |
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| MODEL. Or original pattern; prototype. |
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| Characterized by unquestioning obedience to authority. |
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The relieving of the emotions by art; the alleviation of fears by bringing them to consciousness.
Emptying oneself of frustration and misery. |
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| A psychologically-based dislike or fear of a particular thing. |
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| The science of vital statistics such as births, deaths, population, etc. |
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| A mental disorder marked by anxiety or fear. |
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| The branch of medicine that investigates the causes and controls of epidemics (outbreak of a disease). |
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Of the psyche or mind; beyond natural or known physical processes. A supernatural perception from the mind. |
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| Performed by the mind; outside the realm of the physical. |
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| A person afflicted with a mental disorder. |
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| A person with an anti-social personality disorder. |
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| Using forms of mental treatment to cure nervous disorders. |
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| A mental disorder characterized by delusions of persecution and omnipotence (unlimited power). |
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| Below the threshold (the smallest detectable sensation) of conscious perception. |
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| An emotional experience that has a lasting psychic effect. |
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| Anything that is out of place in time. |
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| Before the war--especially before the American Civil War. |
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| Old-fashioned; before the flood. |
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| Resemblance to a remote ancestor. |
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| The art of prophecy; an omen. |
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| Happening every TWO years. |
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| Daily; of the daytime. Opposite of nocturnal (nightly). |
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| Long, indefinite period of time; thousands of years. |
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| Short-lived; lasting only a short time, temporary. |
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| Twenty people or objects; twenty years. |
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| A period of 300 years. "ter" is Latin for 3, "centenary" means hundred. |
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