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Glossary
The term "buttock" refers to the two rounded fleshy parts at the back of the human body, below the waist and above the legs. They are also known as the glutes or gluteal muscles.
The Glossary of Psychology describes everything about the World of Psychology. Terms, Treatments, biographies, ... .
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Glossary 0-9
The Psychology Glossary +++ '“Felt responsibility” hypothesis', '“In-group/Out-group” schema', 'Depersonalization'
Glossary A
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Activity/passivity issue', 'Anatomy is destiny', 'Associative shifting'
Glossary C
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Criminaloids', 'Corey’s model of ethical decision-making', 'Consensus model'
Glossary E
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Evaluation apprehension', 'Egalitarian family', 'Equivalent-forms reliability'
Glossary I
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Idols of the marketplace', 'Inverse projection problem', 'Insufficient justification effect'
Glossary O
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Ontogenetic explanation', 'Orgasmic reconditioning', 'Overconfidence barrier'
Glossary R
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Reciprocal gene–environment model', 'Representational Play', 'Response'
Glossary U
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Universal versus Context-specific development controversy', 'Ulnar grasp', 'Uberwelt'
Glossary X
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'X-linked recessive trait', 'Xenotransplantation', 'Xenophanes (ca. 560 - 478 B.C.)'
Glossary Z
The Psychology Glossary +++ 'Zone of maximum comfort', 'Zeitgeist theory', 'Zone of maximum performance potential'
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