Definition of: dianetics

(dī′ə·net′iks) noun
A system and technique of psychotherapy based on the total recall of all sensory, motor and emotional experiences, including the prenatal: developed around 1950 by L. Ron Hubbard, U.S. engineer. [? <DIANOETIC]
—di′a·net′ic adjective

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