PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
noun. The operational changes which present in someone or an organ as a result of illness or disease, as differentiated…
PATIENT-CLIENT ISSUE
the problem of how to recognize the person receiving psychological services or intervention. Psychiatrists, multiple clinical psychologists, and some other…
PATRIARCHY
noun. 1. a culture wherein descent and inheritance is patrilineal, that being, followed via just the male. 2. more loosely,…
PATRILOCAL
adjective. designating a living situation wherein a married pair live with or in close distance to the husband's father or…
PATTERN CODING
the coding of data within sensory systems based upon the temporal trend of behavior potentials.
PATTERN DISCRIMINATION
the capacity of human beings and other animals to differentiate variations in trends of optical, audile, or other kinds of…
PATTERN MATRIX
with regard to factor analysis, the matrix of regression-like weights which dictate the values of the manifest variants with regard…
PATTERN RECOGNITION
1. the capacity to identify and acknowledge an involved whole containing, or embedded in, multiple independent components. Trend recognition isn't…
PATTERN THEORY
a theory preserving that the nerve impulse pattern for pain is generated by severe arousal of non-particular receptors, since there…
PATTERN VISION
the capacity to distinguish between forms, sizes, and other aspects of items in one's surroundings by visual trends. Pattern vision…
PATTERNED INTERVIEW
a kind of interview, frequently utilized in personnel choosing, which is modeled to cover specified particular regions, but at the…
PATTERNING
noun. 1. organizing a system or trend of reactions to stimulants. 2. a trend of stimulants which will invoke a…
PATTERNING THEORY OF TASTE CODING
a theory stating that every gustatory stimulant(s) invokes a different trend of neural activity from the taste-cell populace and that…
PAVLOV, IVAN PETROVICH
(1849-1936) A Russian physiologist. Ivan Pavlov attained a medical degree from the Military-Medical Academy of Saint Petersburg in 1833. He…