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PHALLICISM

reverence for the genitals of a male, particularly whenever thought of as representing the creative forces of nature. Commonly referred

PHARMACOGENOMICS

the analysis of the manners in which inherited knowledge can be utilized for the correct and sufficient delivery of medications

PHENOCOPY

noun. an imitation of a phenotype stemming from the interaction of an climate-based element and a genotype.

PHENYLALKYLAMINES

noun. a set of man-made, chemical-based and natural drugs which can facilitate hallucinogenic impacts. They are inclusive of the phenylethylamines,

PHILOPATRY

noun. adherence to the place where someone was hatched or born. With regard to species with gender-biased dispersing, the non-dispersing

PHOBIC DISORDERS

in the DSM-lll. a set of disorders wherein the vital element is a continual, non-sensical fear of and consequent abstinence

PHONOGRAM

noun. a graphic representation or symbolization of a term, syllable, or phoneme.

PHOTOBIOLOGY

the analysis of the impacts of light on organisms, inclusive of the more particular analysis of the impacts of color

PHOTOPSIA

noun. visual feelings when there are no exterior visual stimulants, that can be unstructured.

PHYLUM

with regard to biological taxonomy, a primary subsector of a kingdom, composed of a set of alike, corresponding classes.

PHYSIOLOGICAL AGE

a gauging of the degree of growth or deterioration of someone with regard to functional norms for multiple different body

PHYSIOPATHOLOGY

noun. the analysis of pathophysiology.

PICTURE-ANOMALIES TEST

a kind of non-verbal test of cultural intellect which relies upon the capacity of the involved party to detect absurdities

PILOCARPINE

an alkaloid stemming from a lot of tropical American plants but primarily from Pilocarpus jiibornihli. Pilocarpine is a strong parasympathomimetic

PITHIATISM

a previous term for somatization disorder, proposed by French neurologist Joseph Babinski as a supplement for hysteria. It was based

PLACENTA

noun. the specialized organ generated by the mammalian embryo which adheres to the uterine wall in order to allow removal

PLASTICITY

flexibility and acclimatability. Plasticity of the hormonal or nervous systems makes learning and registering new experiences possible. Early experiences can

PAIN MECHANISMS

neural mechanisms which mediate pain. These continue from peripheral nerve endings onto the cerebral cortex, particularly the cingulate gyrus.

PAIRWISE CONTRAST

a comparison which consists solely of two group means.

PALMISTRY

noun. the practice of understanding lines and other aspects of the palms of the hands as indications of character attributes