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Things overactivity often describes (“overactivity ________”)
impulsivity, inertia
How overactivity often is described (“________ overactivity”)
sympathetic, autonomic, endocrine, neurogenic, nervous, adrenal, parasympathetic, relative, functional, physical, vagal, extreme, chronic, adrenocortical, bladder, general, restless, adrenergic, pituitary, idiopathic, compensatory, sexual, parathyroid, cortical, severe, cholinergic, noradrenergic, dopaminergic, marked, mental, generalized, persistent, primary, gross, thyroid, urethral, abnormal, secondary, central, muscular, excessive, splenic, motoric, purposeless, intense, mild, compulsive, refractory, cardiac, manic, frenetic, apparent, emotional, pathological, consequent, hormonal, wild, neuronal, female, inappropriate, induced, basal, suprarenal, under, cell, continuous, prolonged, physiological, dangerous, immune, continued, psychomotor, spontaneous, sudden, intestinal, unusual, aimless, pathologic, sphincteric, resultant, parietal, cerebral, diffuse, autonomous, gastrointestinal, frantic, behavioral, frenzied, hypothalamic, involuntary, transient, phasic
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