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PEGBOARD TEST

a challenge of manual dexterity and fine motor speed wherein the partaker, first with their dominant hand, then with the

PENOLOGY

1. the scientific analysis of the management of correctional institutions and the rehabilitation of convicts. 2. with regard to older

PERCEIVED SUSCEPTIBILITY

a subjective approximation of the probability of personally contracting an illness, without any thought of severity. Commonly referred to as

PERCEPTUAL DEFICIT

a handicapped capacity to order and perceive sensory experience, causing trouble in viewing, identifying, and understanding other individuals, scenarios, terms,

PERCEPTUAL SEGREGATION

the pulling apart of one portion of a perceptual region from the whole by physical barriers or attention-diverting techniques.

PERFORANT PATH

the route of axons which perforate the subiculum to supply the hippocampus with main inputs.

PERILYMPH

the liquid which fills the space between the membranous labyrinth and the barriers of the bony labyrinth inside the inner

PERIPHERAL ROUTE TO PERSUASION

the procedure wherein outlooks are cultivated or altered as a result of utilizing peripheral cues instead of cautiously examining and

PERMUTATION TEST

a method of testing hypotheses based upon all potential permutations of cases to groups.

PERSONAL AROUSAL SCALE

a method for self-evaluation of the degree of activation utilizing the same particular standards for each evaluation.

PERSONAL STRIVINGS

personal objective systems which consist of many interrelated goals, some of which might support each other while other goals might

PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT

the slow growth of character in regard to temperament or characteristic emotional reactions, an identifiable way of life, personal parts

PERSON-NEEDS ANALYSIS

with regard to industrial and organizational environments, an element of needs assessment wherein information is collected to determine if workers

PERTURBATION

noun. 1. an anxious or stressful cognitive state. With regard to the framework of a complete or tried suicide, it

PHAKOMATOSIS (PHACOMATOSIS)

noun. a genetic disorder marked by the development of benign nodule-like growths or tumors of the brain, skin, and eye.

PHANTASY

with regard to the object relations theory of Melanie Klein, one of the unconscious constructions, desires, or urges which are

PHASE

noun. 1. a phase in the developing of life, like pubescence or adulthood. 2. a repetitive state of any cyclical

PHENOMENOLOGICAL DEATH

the subjective sense that one has come to be inert, unresponsive, a and insenstive.Phenomenological death takes place in some psychotic

PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA

noun. a minor tumor which generally occurs in the adrenal medulla but might take place in tissues of the sympathetic

PHINEAS GAGE

someone, frequently depicted in introductory psychology texts and manuals, who was made a celebrity whenever a railroad tie passed through