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+ | '''Spontaneous''' or '''sponteneity''' refer to the occurence of behavior, thought or feeling in a natural, unconstrained, unpremeditated, unplanned way way. It may refer to: |
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==see also== |
==see also== |
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Latest revision as of 08:20, 2 November 2011
Spontaneous or sponteneity refer to the occurence of behavior, thought or feeling in a natural, unconstrained, unpremeditated, unplanned way way. It may refer to:
- Spontaneous abortion
- Spontaneous alternation
- Spontaneous discharge
- Spontaneous recovery
- Spontaneous regression
- Spontaneous remission
- Spontaneity test
- Spontaneity therapy