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Partial Blindness

Deutsch: Partielle Blindheit / Español: Ceguera Parcial / Português: Cegueira Parcial / Français: Cécité Partielle / Italian: Cecità Parziale

Partial blindness in the psychology context refers to a Condition where an individual experiences a significant reduction in Vision, but not complete blindness. This term is often used to describe various levels of visual impairment where the person retains some degree of vision, but their ability to see is severely limited, which can affect their daily functioning and psychological well-being.

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Partial color constancy

Partial color constancy refers to a type of color constancy that occurs when changing an object’s illumination causes a change in perception of the object’s hue, but less change than would be expected based on the change in the wavelengths of light reaching the eye. Note that in complete color constancy, changing an object’s illumination causes no change in the object’s hue.

Partial correlations

Partial correlations where the relationship between two (2) variables is tested while controlling for a third variable or more.

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Partial counterbalancing

Deutsch: Teilweise Gegenwichtung / Español: Contrapeso parcial / Português: Contrapeso parcial / Français: Contrebalancement partiel / Italiano: Bilanciamento parziale /

Partial counterbalancing is a way of ordering the presentation of levels of the independent variable to minimize some of the effects of sequential confounding variables.

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Partial hospitalization

Partial hospitalization refers to an approach in which patients receive treatment at a hospital during the day, but return home at night.

Partial pressure

Partial pressure is the fractional part of the barometric pressure due to the presence of a single gas, like, PO2, PCO2, and PN2.

Partial reinforcement

Partial reinforcement refers to a pattern in which only a portion of all responses are reinforced.

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Partial reinforcement effect

Partial reinforcement effect is the process whereby behavior that has been maintained on an intermittent or partial schedule of reinforcement extinguishes more slowly than behavior that has been maintained on a continuous schedule; responses acquired with partial reinforcement are more resistant to extinction. .

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