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Purkinje cell

Purkinje cell refers to the neuron type in the cerebellum; a very flat cell in a plane perpendicular to that of other Purkinje cells. Purkinje cell is a specific type of neuron that is found in the cerebellum. The dendrites characteristically spread out in one plane.

Purkinje shift

Purkinje shift refers to the shift from cone spectral sensitivity to rod spectral sensitivity that takes place during dark adaptation.

Purple

Deutsch: Lila / Español: Púrpura / Português: Roxo / Français: Violet / Italiano: Viola

Purple in the psychology context refers to the associations, meanings, and emotional responses linked to the colour purple and how it affects human behaviour and perception. Colours can have powerful psychological impacts, influencing mood, thought processes, and even physiological responses. Purple, in particular, carries unique connotations that stem from historical, cultural, and symbolic significance.

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Purpose

Purpose may be defined as the ability to imagine and pursue valued goals. According to Erikson, Purpose the the balance between individual initiative and the willingness to cooperate with others

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Purposeful distortion

Purposeful distortion is when the subjects "purposely" give false information in a survey which may "distort" the results.

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Purposive behavior

Purposive behavior refers to the behavior that is directed toward some goal and that terminates when the goal is attained.

Purposive behaviorism

Purposive behaviorism is a type of Behaviorism Tolman pursued, which emphasizes molar rather than molecular behavior.

Putamen

Putamen is the structure of the basal ganglia. Also, Putamen refers to a large subcortical structure, one part of the basal

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