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Age-progression Photos

Age-progression Photos refer to photographs that are "aged" through the use of computer software.

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Age, gender, SES, and cultural differences in making diagnoses

- Age, gender, SES, and cultural differences in making diagnoses : Age, gender, SES, and cultural differences in making diagnoses is the information about common demographic differences associated with specific mental disorders provided in the DSM-IV-TR when such information is known.

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Ageism

Ageism refers to a prejudicial view of older adults that characterizes them in negative ways.

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Agency

Agency is a term in psychology used when viewing the self as the originator of action.

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Agenda setting

Agenda setting is a term used in communications theory that refers to the idea that the media define what is important and what is not by which stories they cover.

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Agenesis

Agenesis refers to the complete or partial failure of an organ to develop.

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Agent

Deutsch: Agent / Español: Agente / Português: Agente / Français: Agent / Italiano: Agente /

Agent refers to the thematic or semantic role corresponding to an individual who performs a given action.

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Agent self (executive function)

- Agent self (executive function) : Agent self (executive function ) is the part of the self involved in control, including both control over other people and self-control

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