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Education is a process that deliberately and deliberately brings about changes in an individual's behavior and develops their knowledge, skills, values, and abilities. This process helps individuals realize their potential, adapt to society, and achieve their personal goals. Education is not limited to schools; it continues throughout life.

Neurobiology is an interdisciplinary field focused on studying the structure, development, and function of the nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, and neurons.

Healthcare, oftewel gezondheidszorg, verwijst naar de diensten die geleverd worden voor het behoud van of herstel van de gezondheid. Het Nederlandse systeem is een universeel zorgstelsel gebaseerd op het principe van solidariteit, waarbij iedereen toegang heeft tot zorg door middel van verplichte basiszorgverzekeringen die worden gefinancierd door premies en belastingen. 

"Developing countries" refer to sovereign states with less-developed industrial bases, lower Human Development Index (HDI) scores, and generally poorer living standards compared to developed nations. 

Corporate governance is the system of rules, practices, and processes that dictate how a company is directed and controlled, balancing the interests of stakeholders like shareholders, management, and employees to ensure ethical behavior, accountability, transparency, and long-term sustainability.

"Economic orders" generally refers to the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ), a calculation that determines the ideal order size for inventory to minimize total costs by balancing ordering and holding costs. 

Atheism is a specific component of irreligion, defined as the lack of belief in gods or a deity. Therefore, all atheists are irreligious, but not all irreligious people are atheists, as someone can be irreligious by being a non-religious theist or holding indifferent views on religion. 

History is the academic discipline that studies and interprets past events, focusing on human experiences and societal change over time through the analysis of sources like written documents, artifacts, and oral accounts.

Culture encompasses the shared beliefs, customs, values, and way of life of a group, while the arts are a vast subdivision of culture that includes creative endeavors like visual arts (painting, sculpture), performing arts (music, dance, theatre), and literary arts (poetry, fiction).