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PERCEIVED SELF-EFFICACY

postulated by Albert Bandura as a primary determinant of emotional and motivational conditions and behavioral change, a person's subjective comprehension

PERCEPTUAL CYCLE HYPOTHESIS

the theory that cognition impacts perceptual exploration but is thereby changed by real-world encounters, cultivating a cycle of attention, cognition,

PERCEPTUAL RESTRUCTURING

the procedure of changing a comprehension to adapt to new data.

PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE

a request posed to the judge during voir dire posing that a prospective member of the jury be removed, allowing

PERIAMYGDALOID CORTEX

an ill-defined area encompassing the amygdala of the brain which is correlated with the sense of smell. The proportion of

PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (PNS)

the part of the nervous system which resides exterior to the cranium and spinal column, that being, all portions exterior

PERMISSIVENESS WITH AFFECTION

a societal principle which approves premarital intercourse for both males and females, as long as the pairs have a steady,

PERSONA

noun. With regard to Carl Jung's analytic psychology, the public personality someone shows to the exterior world, converse to more

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

safety gear, like face masks, hearing safety devices, or gloves, which serves as a block to lessen or remove someone

PERSONALITY CORRELATES

1. characteristics which are correlated with a specific disease or disorder. 2. variants which correspond to measures of character.

PERSON-ENVIRONMENT INTERACTION

the union between an individual

PERSUASION THERAPY

a kind of supportive psychotherapy wherein the therapy professional tries to get the patient to change flawed outlooks and behavior

PHAGOCYTOSIS

noun. the procedure by which solid particles, inclusive of foreign compounds, food pieces, and other cells, are engulfed by cells

PHANTASMAGORIA

1. a shifting sequence of confused or deceptive pictures. 2. An apparition of spirits or ghostly entities.

PHARMACOTHERAPY

noun. the remediation of a disorder by the delivery of drugs, in contrast to such methods as psychotherapy, surgery, or

PHENOMENISTIC CAUSALITY

with regard to the theory of Jean Piaget, an inference of causality between occurrences, drawn only on the premise of

PHENYLPYRUVIC OLIGOPHRENIA

an intense type of cognitive retardation which is correlated with or because of an innate error of metabolism of phenylalanine,

PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE

the department of philosophy committed to the analysis and perception of science and its growth. It is regarded with such

PHONEME

noun. with regard to language, a speech noise which plays an important part in a linguistics and can't be examined

PHONOLOGICAL RECODING

the utilization of reading abilities to transform written symbols into noises and words.