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Proposition

Deutsch: Aussage / Español: Proposición / Português: Proposição / Français: Proposition / Italiano: Proposizione /

Proposition may be defined as basically an assertion, which may be either true or false. In a Figurative language comprehension, the position that human comprehend figurative language by considering the literal meaning, then rejecting it.

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Propositional complexity of a sentence

Propositional complexity of a sentence refers to the number of underlying distinct ideas in a sentence.

Propositional logic

Propositional logic is a form of symbolic logic that involves two (2) or more factors, conventionally, P and Q, with each factor having two (2) possible values, for example, true or false, used by Piaget and Inhelder to describe formal operational thought.

Propositional reasoning

Propositional reasoning means drawing conclusions from premises that are in the form of true or false assertions.

Propositional theory

Propositional theory is a belief suggesting that knowledge is represented only in underlying propositions, not in the form of images or of words and other symbols

Propositional thinking

Propositional thinking a term according to Kelly is the experimentation with ideas to see where they lead.

Propriate functional autonomy

Propriate functional autonomy refers to the level of functional autonomy that relates to our values, self-image, and lifestyle.

Proprietary

Proprietary in the psychology context refers to a unique or exclusive psychological assessment, therapy, or intervention method that is owned, developed, or controlled by a specific individual, organization, or entity. These proprietary techniques, tools, or approaches are often protected by intellectual property rights and may not be widely available or accessible to the public or other professionals.

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