Category: P
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Psychological selectivity
The conscious or unconscious factors influencing perception as to what a person wants to perceive from what a person should perceive.
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Psychological research on aging
The scientific investigation of individual characteristics (intellectual ability, personality, attitudes, and behaviors) and social environments (family relationships and work situations) as they influence the way people age.
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Psychological primary
A sensation that cannot be analyzed into more elementary sensations, physical primary.
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Psychological potentials
Those human elements that enable a person to think, learn, create, initiate, respond, express feelings and emotions, and control the expressions of the physical potential physical potentials.
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Psychological needs
Needs that are the result of our social environment.
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Psychological health
Mental health.
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Psychological handicap
Impaired ability resulting from mental or emotional disturbance, resulting in the inability to function adequately on a daily basis.
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Psychological feedback
An evaluation procedure used to keep the educator continuously informed as to the effectiveness of the methodology being used provides knowledge of results of communications.
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Psychological enviroment
The factors that have a direct impact upon one’s mental and emotional status and health.
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Psychological dependence
An attachment to a drug which results from the drug’s ability to satisfy some emotional or personality need of the user. This attachment does not require physical dependence, although a physical dependence may seem to reinforce a psychological dependence. A person may also be psychologically dependent on other substances; for example, food. A state in…