PROBLEM SPACE
The problem space is a set of all possible and logical steps to take to arrive at the solution to…
PROCESS EXPERIENTIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY
Proposed by Canadian psychologist Leslie Greenberg, Process Experiential Psychotherapy focuses on the moment-to-moment experiences of the client in an attempt…
PRODROMAL SYNDROME
A syndrome characterized by traits the may predispose an individual to develop a psychological or neurological disorder.
PROFESSIONAL-APTITUDE TEST
A professional aptitude test is used in such fields as psychology, law, nursing, medicine and others to select candidates for…
PROGRAM IMPACT
Once a program has been designed to produce a specific type of good or service, the program impact looks at…
PROGRESSIVE-RATIO SCHEDULE
A schedule of reinforcement in which a reinforcer is only presented upon the completion of a set number of responses.…
PROPRIOCEPTION
Also called proprioceptive sense, proprioception is the sense of body movement and position. This sense come from stimulation of proproceptors…
PROSTIGMIN
One of the trade names for neostigmine, a drug used to improve muscle tone in patients suffering from the muscle…
PROTOCOL ANALYSIS
A method that calls for subjects to think out loud during the performance of a task. Written transcripts are then…
PSEUDO- PSYCHOLOGICAL
Pseudo-psychological describes a practice or discipline that purports to be based In in real psychology but usually cannot stand up…
PSEUDOHYPOPARATHYROIDISM
A condition resembling parathyrod hormone deficiency, but fails to respond to standard parathyroid treatment.
PSEUDOSCOPE
An optical device designed to create illusions in the visual field. One of the common uses is to transpose images…
PSYCHIC REALITY
A reality internalized and based on fantasy, wish, fear, memories and anticipation. The psychic reality is internal, whereas external reality…
PSYCHOCHEMISTRY
The science that examines the relationship between chemicals, behavior and psychological processes. It is the study of chemical influence on…
PSYCHOGENIC
Having to do with psychological, emotional or mental factors. This in opposition to organic causes.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ANAPHYLAXIS
In psychology, a hypersensitive reaction to an event or stimuli brought about from a previous traumatic event. Exposure to events…