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PATHOMORPHISM

noun. any irregular or extreme body build.

PATTERNED INTERVIEW

a kind of interview, frequently utilized in personnel choosing, which is modeled to cover specified particular regions, but at the

PEAK CLIPPING

the ridding of high-amplitude parts of speech waves by way of electronics, resulting in some loss of quality but minimal,

PEDOMORPHOSIS

noun. the retaining of juvenile traits in adult living beings.

PEMOLINE

noun. a non-amphetamine CNS stimulant utilized for the control of ADHD. Its impacts are similar to those of the amphetamines,

PEPSINOGEN

the precursor of pepsin, a proteolytic enzyme required for protein synthesis. It is dispersed by the stomach's gastric glands and

PERCEPTION DEAFNESS

incapacity to examine or understand sounds normally, because of some disability of the inner ear or auditory nerve pathways going

PERCEPTUAL EXTINCTION

an impact of lesions in the parieto-occipital area on one side of the brain wherein a stimulant, generally visual or

PERCEPTUAL TRAINING

a way of bettering a person's capacity to understand perceived items or occurrences in concrete terms.

PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

1. Reference: performance review. 2. usually, any procedure of comparing the predicted, planned, or desired degree of achievement or results

PERIODICITY

the state of repeating more or less on a regular basis, that being, at intervals.

PERITRAUMATIC DISSOCIATION

a temporary dissociative experience which takes place at or near the time of a traumatic occurrence. Those impacted might feel

PERSEVERATION-CONSOLIDATION HYPOTHESIS

the hypothesis postulating that data goes through two phases in memory cultivation. During the first phase, the memory is retained

PERSONAL DATA SHEET

a survey modeled to attain biographical information about an individual, consisting of age, gender, education, profession, interests, and health history.

PERSONAL-GROWTH LABORATORY

a sensitivity-training course or group which tries to cultivate the engaged parties' capacities for constructive unions, creative strife, leadership, and

PERSONALITY STRUCTURE

the ordering of the personality with regard to its basic elements and their union with one another. Structural theories are

PERSONNEL TRAINING

with regard to industrial and organizational environments, a program modeled to attain such objectives as orientation of new workers, growth

PESSIMISTS

individuals who consistently expect negative or unfavorable things to happen to them and to other people or who are otherwise

PHALLIC PRIDE

with regard to psychoanalytic theory, the sense of authority over others and feelings of power experienced by males whenever they

PHANTOSMIA

noun. comprehension of a scent whenever no scent stimulant exists.