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Estimated learning potentials (ELPs)

- Estimated learning potentials (ELPs) : Estimated learning potentials (ELPs) is a term in the SOMPA system, WISC-R scores adjusted for the socioeconomic background of the children. ELPs take the place of IQ scores.

Estimation

Deutsch: Schätzung / Español: Estimación / Português: Estimativa / Français: Estimation / Italiano: Stima

Estimation in psychology refers to the process by which individuals assess or judge the magnitude, quantity, or probability of various stimuli or events. This cognitive process is crucial in everyday decision-making and various psychological experiments, where individuals are required to make judgments about uncertain outcomes.

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Estimator variables

Estimator variables refer to the characteristics of the witness, the crime, and the witness’s testimony that are not under the control of the justice system but that may provide information about the likely accuracy of an eyewitness identification

Estradiol

Estradiol is one type of --->estrogen.

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Estrangement

Estrangement in the psychology context refers to a state of emotional disconnection or detachment between individuals, often within the context of close relationships, such as family members or friends. It involves a sense of alienation, where one or more parties feel separated or distant from each other emotionally or psychologically. Estrangement can result from a variety of factors, including unresolved conflicts, differences in values or beliefs, or traumatic experiences within the Relationship.

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Estrogen

Estrogen is defined as any of a number of female sex hormones. It is a hormone that produces female secondary sex characteristics and affects the menstrual cycle.

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Estrus

Estrus refer to changes in the sexual drives of animals that create a desire for mating; particularly used to refer to females in heat.

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ESTs (Empirically supported treatments)

- ESTs (Empirically supported treatments) : Empirically supported treatments (ESTs) refer to treatments for various psychological conditions that have been shown through careful empirical study to be either "well established" or "probably efficacious." A list of ESTs is updated and published periodically by the APA's Division of Clinical Psychology.

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