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Forensic Psychophysiology

Deutsch: Forensische Psychophysiologie / Español: Psicofisiología Forense / Português: Psicofisiologia Forense / Français: Psychophysiologie Judiciaire / Italiano: Psicofisiologia Forense /

Forensic Psychophysiology means recording stress in deception with a polygraph device.

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Forensic Science

Forensic Science is defined a a multitude of scientific disciplines used to answer scientific questions in court

Forensic/criminological psychology

Forensic/criminological psychology refers to the branch of psychology which uses psychological principles to study and assist in the legal and criminal process.

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Foreskin

Foreskin is defined as the fold of skin that covers the glans penis; also called the Prepuce.

Forethought

Forethought is a term used in Bandura's Social cognitive theory that refers to the ability to anticipate the consequences of one's actions and the actions of others.

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Forewarning effects

Forewarning effects when people who learn that a person is going to attempt to persuade them are better able to resist attitude change, provided that they are allowed to generate counterarguments before persuasion begins.

Forgetting

Forgetting refer to the processes that prevent information from being retrieved from a memory store; failure to retrieve information that one had retrieved on a previous attempt.

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Forgiveness

Forgiveness means ceasing/stopping to feel angry toward or seek retribution against someone who has wronged you

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