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bidirectionality

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bidirectionality,
n in herbalism, the property of tonic herbs that allows them to maintain balance by eliciting a response in opposite directions depending on the needs of the individual taking them. See also adaptogen and tonic herbs.

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Findings demonstrated that the bidirectionality of the relations between work and family life also exists in anticipated conflicts.
However, more recent evidence has demonstrated that men do experience body image dissatisfaction, often to the same degree as women, but men's dissatisfaction has a bidirectionality that is rarely exhibited by women (Raudenbush & Zellner, 1997: McPherson, 2002).
2 and 3 illustrate the bidirectionality of the field in the positive and negative near zones of a circular aperture of width 2 w = 10 [lambda].
 
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