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POWER BASE

the interpersonal roots of one person's ability to impact other people.

PRACTICE MATERIAL

introductory, unscored objects or examples, shown prior to a test or experiment, which describe test procedure and familiarize the involved

PRECATEGORICAL ACOUSTIC STORAGE (PAS)

a sensory memory which briefly keeps auditory data prior to it being perceived and understood- a theoretical rendition of the

PRECONSCIOUS THINKING

1. the pictorial, magical, fantasy thinking of kids which comes before the cultivation of logical thinking. 2. with regard to

PREDICTION INTERVAL

a range of values wherein one would expect an individual to score on variant b, due to their scores on

PREFERENCE TEST

an analysis wherein consumers are asked to express a preference between rival products, like at least two candy bars.

PRELINGUALLY DEAFENED

being congenitally deaf or coming to be deaf before the learning of language.

PREMORBID PERSONALITY

1. character traits which were present prior to physical damage or another damaging occurrence or prior to the cultivation of

PREOPERATIONAL STAGE

with regard to Jean Piaget's theory, the second major occurrence of mental growth, approximately between 2 and 7 years old,

PREPSYCHOTIC PERSONALITY

traits and behaviors of an individual, like litigiousness, eccentricities, hypersensitivity, apathy, or withdrawal, which might be symptomatic of later cultivation

PLEXIFORM LAYER

one of the two synaptic layers within the retina.

POINT LOCALIZATION

the capacity to find a point on the skin which is aroused. The point-localization test is a somatosensory test wherein

POLIOMYELITIS

11. an inflammatory process as a result of a viral infection. In mild cases it is marked by headache, fever,

POLYGLOT REACTION

recovery from aphasia wherein a multilingual individual initially utilizes a language that is not their native one.

POLYPHARMACY

noun. the conjunctive utilization of a multitude of drugs of the same or various classes with the aim of generating

POPULAR PSYCHOLOGY

1. psychological insight as comprehended by the general public, that might be oversimplified, misunderstood, and outdated. 2. psychological insight aimed

PORT-WINE STAIN

a lasting birthmark comprised of a bluish-red discoloration. A diffuse on one's face might be an indicator of the sturge-weber

POSITIVE EMOTION

an emotional response modeled to dictate a positive affect.

POSITIVE TRANSFER

1. the bettering or embellishing of current learning by former learning.

POSTCONCUSSION SYNDROME

continual, pervasive modifications in mental skills and emotional operating which take place as an outcome of diffuse trauma to the