On the other hand, some words in your list have numerous possible meanings or usages—such as “lucid”, or “psychic” (which can be either a noun or an adjective)—so the ways I’ve used the words may be different than how you’re thinking of them.

In any case, here’s my list! The words are ordered “synonym / antonym”.

1. abnormal / standard

2. humanness / abstractness (“humanness” is different than “humanity”… anthropomorphism has to do with something physically having human traits, which has nothing to do with humanity in the sense of compassion.)

3. model / anomaly

4. magisterial / docile

5. purification / contamination

6. (?) census-taking / enumeration ignoration * (I know, the word is actually “ignorance”… but since I’m making up a term anyway, I figured I might as well make it rhyme.)

7. (?) populationdiseaseology * / endemiology (If epidemiology studies epidemic diseases—those over large populations—then theoretically the “opposite” could be the study of endemic diseases, which those confined to small, specific areas.)

8. mercy killing / murder

9. exhibitionist / introvert

10. sensible / muddled

11. clairvoyant / unreceptive

12. (?) mental hygiene / crazification *

13. dementia praecox / soundness of mind

14. subconscious / perceptible

15. damage / healing