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narcoanalysis — [när΄kō ə nal′ə sis] n. [ NARCO + ANALYSIS] psychotherapy using the method of narcosynthesis but in a slower, gentler, and more extensive manner … English World dictionary
Narcoanalysis — The use of drugs (“truth serums”) in interrogations. In the wake of the November 2008 Mumbai attacks, Indian police interrogators told The Times of London they were planning to employ narcoanalysis to ascertain whether the sole terrorist who was… … Dictionary of unconsidered lexicographical trifles
narcoanalysis — noun A form of psychotherapy in which the patient is administered drugs in order to attain a sleeplike state. See Also: narcosynthesis … Wiktionary
narcoanalysis — Psychotherapeutic treatment under light anesthesia, originally used in acute combat cases during World War II; also has been used in the treatment of childhood trauma. SEE ALSO: narcotherapy. SYN: narcosynthesis. * * * nar·co·anal·y·sis .när kō … Medical dictionary
narcoanalysis — n. psychotherapy through the hypnotic drugs … English contemporary dictionary
narcoanalysis — nar·co·analysis … English syllables
narcoanalysis — Process whereby a subject is put to sleep, or into a semi somnolent state by means of chemical injections and then interrogated while in this dreamlike state … Black's law dictionary
narcoanalysis — Process whereby a subject is put to sleep, or into a semi somnolent state by means of chemical injections and then interrogated while in this dreamlike state … Black's law dictionary
narcoanalysis — |närkō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from narc + analysis : psychotherapy under sedation for the recovery of repressed memories together with the emotion accompanying the experience which is designed to facilitate an acceptable integration of the… … Useful english dictionary
Polygraph — This article is about the forensic instrument. For the automatic signing instrument, see Autopen. For the dual pen device that produces a simultaneous copy of an original while it is written in cursive writing, see Polygraph (duplicating device) … Wikipedia
