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N., Sam M.S.

Sam holds a masters in Child Psychology and is an avid supporter of Psychology academics.
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PARTIAL AGONIST

a compound which binds to a receptor but is not successful at facilitating the same level of reaction as a

PARTIAL AGRAPHIA

an formative and not very common word for dysgraphia.

PARTIAL CONCEALMENT

the hiding of what or who is being viewed by a researcher.

PARTIAL CORRELATION

the association between two variables with the impact of at least one other variable on their interassociation statistically removed or

PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION

hospital remediation of patients on a part-time basis.

PARTIAL INSANITY

a borderline state wherein cognitive handicap exists but isn't serious enough to render the person totally excused of their criminal

PARTIAL LEAST SQUARES

a variation on multiple regression examination modeled for the development of predictive designs whenever there are several very interrelated predictor

PARTIAL LIPODYSTROPHY

a lipid-metabolism disorder which is generally learned during infancy. There is a symmetric lack of adipose tissue in the facial

PARTIAL REINFORCEMENT EFFECT

(PRE) accelerated resistance to extinction after occasional reinforcement instead of after continuous reinforcement. Commonly referred to as partial reinforcement extinction

PARTIAL REPORT

a type of testing memory wherein only some of the complete information shown is to be recollected.

PARTIAL SEIZURE

a seizure which starts in a centralized area of the brain, even although it might subsequently move to a generalized

PARTIALISM

noun. a form of paraphilia wherein a individual attains carnal gratification from contact with a body part of the carnal

PARTIALLY ORDERED SCALE

a scale of gauging which lands halfway between a nominal scale and an ordinal scale, such which the scaling units

PARTICIPANT

noun. an individual who participates in an investigation, analysis, or experiment, for instance by performing jobs mandated by the experimenter

PARTICIPANT MODELING

cultivated by Albert Bandura, a process for modifying behavior wherein sufficient types of behavior are designed for someone and then

PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION

a kind of observational technique wherein a trained viewer enters the group under analysis as a member, while avoiding a

PARTICIPANT OBSERVER

someone who enters a group under analysis as a member while simultaneously acting as a scientific viewer of the procedures

PARTICIPATION

noun. 1. participating in an activity, generally one which involves other people in a shared endeavor. 2. the interaction of

PARTICIPATIVE DECISION-MAKING (PDM)

the management practice of permitting workers to engage in the decision-making procedure. The degree of participation can vary from a

PARTICIPATIVE LEADERSHIP

a leadership style wherein followers are permitted to come to be engaged in decision-making and are rendered autonomy in performing