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PEER GROUP

a set of people who share at least one trait, like age, profession, education, cultural status, or economic status.

PENETRATION RESPONSE

a reaction in a projective test which can be comprehended to consist of an implication of weakness or penetrability. Such

PERCEIVED REALITY

an individual's subjective experience of reality, in comparison to objective, exterior reality. Patient-centered, humanistic-existential, and corresponding phenomenological theories postulate that

PERCEPTUAL CLASSIFICATION

in classifying jobs, the gathering together of objects on the premise of perceptual traits.

PERCEPTUAL MAINTENANCE

with regard to environmental design, the developing of an environment to elicit sensory acts and to supply an adequate degree

PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR MATCH

the capacity to relate perceptual information with a formerly acquired group of motor reactions. Someone with brain damage might have

PERFORMANCE-OPERATING CHARACTERISTIC POO

the measure of performance on one job posed against the measure of performance on another job which is performed conjunctively

PERIPHERAL DYSLEXIA

a type of acquired dyslexia which is marked by troubles in processing the visual factors of terms and, not like

PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LEVEL

the point at which an employer must utilize engineering or administrative management techniques to lessen workers' encounters with particular risks,

PERSISTENT VEGETATIVE STATE (PVS)

an extended biomedical condition wherein rudimentary brain operations and, generally, spontaneous respiration go on, but there is no consciousness of

PERSONAL ORIENTATION INVENTORY (POI)

an inventory aimed to measure self-actualization. It contains 150 objects which each consist of two statements depicting values or actions.

PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT

the assessment of aspects like intellect, abilities, interests, capabilities, creative abilities, outlooks, and facets of psychological growth by many methods.

PERSONAL-SPACE INVASION

the impeding by one individual into the personal space of another. The intruder improperly and uncomfortably crowds the other individual,

PERSPECTIVE THEORY

a theory proposing that self-reports of outlooks on rating scales rely on the content and position of an individual

PFEIFFER'S SYNDROME

a hereditary disorder characterized by early fusion of the skull bones, causing a cranial deformity. The afflicted persons also have

PHALLUS

the penis or an item which looks like the shape of the penis. As a symbolic item, it often symbolizes

PHARMACOLOGY

noun. the department of science which consists of the analysis of compounds which interact with living organisms to change some

PHENOMENAL MOTION

movement which might not be authentic, but is comprehended or felt as being such.

PHENYLETHYLAMINES

noun. a set of drugs with hallucinogenic impacts and a typical basic chemical anatomy. The prototype is mescaline, an alkaloid

PHILOSOPHICAL PSYCHOTHERAPY

psychotherapy based upon philosophical standards of belief and outlook usually, as they correspond to mentality, feelings, and behavior, or based