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P FACTOR ANALYSIS

factor analysis which consists of statistically examining many reactions given by a sole person across many events, instead of analyzing

PAIN THRESHOLD

the intensity wherein a stimulant starts cultivating pain.

PALEOPSYCHOLOGY (PALAEOPSYCHOLOGY)

noun. 1. the study of specific psychological procedures in modern human beings which are considered to have started in more

PANACEA

noun. a solution or treatment for everything which is incorrect or which universally relates to a group of associated troubles.

PANUM'S FUSIONAL AREA

the area in space encompassing a horopter wherein pictures which present at varied spots on the two retinas are nonetheless

PARACONTRAST

noun. a type of forward masking wherein the understanding of an observable stimulant is changed by the previous presentation of

PARAGENITAL

adjective. corresponding to carnal intercourse wherein conception is inhibited.

PARALLEL FIBER

any of the axons of the granule cells which make up the cerebellar cortex's most exterior layer.

PARANOID

1. corresponding to or expressing significant distrust or suspicion. 2. corresponding to or marked by delusions.

PARAPHONIA

noun. an irregular alteration in voice quality.

PARATAXIC DISTORTION

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, a skewed understanding or judgment of other people on the premise of past encounters or

PARENT MANAGEMENT TRAINING

a remediation method based upon the standards of operant conditioning. Parents use antecedents, behaviors, and punishments to alter youth and

PARERGASIA

1. an indicator of schizophrenia wherein the person engages in an action which isn't aimed for. 2. a previous term

PAROXETINE

noun. an antidepressant of the SSRI category. It is presently one of the most frequently rendered antidepressants. Alike to other

PARTIAL REPORT

a type of testing memory wherein only some of the complete information shown is to be recollected.

PART-LIST CUING INHIBITION

with regard to a remember test, disability of the ability to remember individual objects if some of the other objects

PASSIVE MANAGEMENT BY EXCEPTION

a method of management wherein the manager only interrupts processes and takes over if subordinates aren't successful at meeting work

PATCH-CLAMP TECHNIQUE

the utilization of extremely fine-bore pipette microelectrodes, clamped via suction upon tiny spots of a neuron's plasma membrane, to document

PATHOLOGICAL GAMBLING

an impulse-control disorder marked by continual, maladaptive wagering, generating substantial interpersonal, occupational, or money-related troubles.

PATTERN CODING

the coding of data within sensory systems based upon the temporal trend of behavior potentials.