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Pro-life supporter

Pro-life supporter refers to individual who believes that abortion should be illegal or strictly regulated by the governmen

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Pro-social behaviour

Pro-social behaviour refers to co-operative, affectionate, or helpful behaviour intended to benefit another person.

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Proactive aggressors

Proactive aggressors refer to highly aggressive children who find aggressive acts easy to perform and who rely heavily on aggression as a means of solving social problems or achieving other personal objectives

Proactive coping

Proactive coping refers to a coping strategy that involves anticipating a problem and taking steps to avoid it.

Proactive interference

Proactive interference is the tendency for old memories to interfere with the retrieval of newer memories. It is forgetting that is produced by prior learning Proactive interference is a phenomenon in which earlier learned material disrupts the learning of subsequent material which occurs when the interfering material occurs before, rather than after, learning of the to-be-remembered material

Proactive needs

Proactive needs refer to needs that arise spontaneously.

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Proactivity

Proactivity is when people choose new behaviors to meet new desires or needs and exert control over their lives

Proarrest Policies

Proarrest Policies are policies governing the arrest of violent offenders

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