### activity:

Epileptic activity
* All epileptic activity decreases during early adulthood.
* outlasts disinhibition after intrahippocampal tetanus toxin in the rat.

### activity:

Examination
* allow identification.
* are communication
  - investigations
  - tests
  - the foundation of the Japanese education system
* become duties.
* confirm diagnoses.
* demonstrate variation.
* detect presence.
* enable identification.
* find results.
* follow emergency treatments
* give negative results
* have limits
  - potential
  - time limits
* include analyses
  - assessments
  - health
  - inspections
* indicate concentration
  - conditions
  - growth
  - natural nutrition
* involve destructive samples
* is an investigation
* look at facts.
* provide characteristics
  - evidence
  - further evidence
  - important insight
  - information
* reveal brown color
  - causes
  - differences
  - entrances
  - factors
  - features
  - instances
* reveal major differences
  - problems
  - patterns
  - significant differences
  - structures
  - weakness
* reveal yellowish brown color
* show abnormalities
  - adult size
  - apparent abnormalities
  - epidermises
  - follow conditions
  - half size
  - importance
  - knowledge
  - lung abnormalities
  - responses
* take places.
* yield information.

### activity | examination:

Autopsy
* Autopsies are done by specialised doctors , called pathologists
  - examinations
  - can help determine the cause of a person's death
* Autopsies help determine the efficacy of drug therapy and surgical techniques
  - pinpoint the cause of death and reveal foul play
  - show microscopic, spongelike lesions or holes in the brain
* Autopsies show the brain becomes spongelike as cells are eaten away
  - sharks' internal organs have been literally shattered
  - sometimes show clumps of bacteria growing on the valves of the heart
* Most autopsies advance medical knowledge and provide evidence for legal action.
* is an examination
+ Autopsy: Death :: Medical procedures :: Forensics

Careful examination
* reveal causes.
* show size.

Catechism
* free learning aid based on teaching by repetitive questioning.
  - books
  - interrogations
  - more specific about the death penalty
* serves as a guide to better understanding Scripture.

### activity | examination:

Comparison
* allows identification.
* demonstrates development.
* determines differences.
* finds evidence.
* involves differences.
  - presented in tables
  - relations
  - scrutiny
* leads to identification
* offers evidence.
* provides answers
* reflects knowledge.
* reveals differences
  - trends
* shows agreement
  - distinguishable characteristics
  - important differences
  - numbers
  - patterns
  - quality
  - samples
  - selections
  - significant differences
* supports statements.
* takes places.
* uses analyses
  - techniques
* yields results.
+ Id, ego, and super-ego, Super-ego: Psychology
  * The superego consists of two parts, the conscience and the ego-ideal. The conscience is the familiar metaphor of angel and devil on each shoulder. The conscience decides what course of action one should take. The ego-ideal is an idealized view of one's self. Comparisons are made between the ego-ideal and one's actual behavior. Both parts of the super-ego develop through experience with others or via social interactions. Further, the levels of guilt in the two cases above will be high and low, respectively.

### activity | examination | comparison:

Social comparison
* is the engine of our celebrity and media-saturated culture.
* occurs when no objective, physical comparison can be found.