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PRAXIOLOGY

1. the analysis of human actions, or the science of efficient action. 2. psychology as the analysis of human actions

PRECLINICAL PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY

the region of psychopharmacology which comes before the actual clinical employment of a new drug on a person or a

PREDATORY BEHAVIOR

behavior wherein an animal stalks, attacks, and murders another animal. Predatory behavior has been depicted with regard to foraging and

PREECLAMPSIA

noun. an escalation in blood pressure, correlated with swelling or proteinuria, or both, taking place in a pregnant woman. There

PREGANGLIONIC AUTONOMIC NEURON

any neuron of the SNS whose cell body resides within the CNS and which transmits its axon to a ganglion

PREMEDITATION

noun. a purposeful resolve to engage in a crime, particularly a violent one, as shown by proof of planning or

PRENATAL INFLUENCE

any impact on the growing organism between conception and birth. Prenatal influences are inclusive of radiation impacts, maternal illnesses, substance

PREPARED LEARNING

a species-specific and inborn propensity to rapidly acquire a particular kind of insight. Some correlations between stimulants, reactions, and supports

PRESCRIPTION PRIVILEGE

the legal privilege to prescribe drugs and other medicines required for the remediation of medical or cognitive health troubles.

PNEUMOENCEPHALOGRAPHY

noun. a diagnostic method utilized from 1918 through the mid-1980s to analyze the cerebral ventricles and subarachnoid space of the

POLAR CONTINUUM

a sequence whose end points are opposites of one another.

POLYCHORIC CORRELATION

the association between two variants both of which are scored as ordered classifications.

POLYNEURITIS

noun. swelling of a lot of nerves simultaneously, generally consisting of peripheral nerves as an outcome of infection. Indicators are

PONTINE SLEEP

dreaming sleep- sleep marked by the existence of pgo spikes.

PORNOLAGNIA

an obscure word for attraction to prostitutes as carnal partners, in favor to partners who opt to have sexual intercourse

POSITIVE ADDICTION

a concept based upon the presumption that some life activities wherein an individual feels a requirement or impulse to engage,

POSITIVE REGARD

1. a mother's or father's warm, attentive, accepting emotions for a kid. Positive regard is deemed imperative for the child

POST HOC FALLACY

with regard to statistics and experimental design, the erroneous inference that since B came after A, then A elicited B.

POSTERIOR COMMUNICATING ARTERY

an artery which stems from the internal carotid artery and crosses just ventral to the optic tract to join with

POSTPARTUM PERIOD

the time of around six weeks after the birth of a child wherein the mother's reproductive system slowly returns to