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Poindexter

Poindexter refers to an extremely intelligent but socially inept person.

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Point of Origin

Point of Origin refers to the location where an activity starts, like fire, accident, etc

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Polarization

Deutsch: Polarisierung / Español: polarización / Português: polarização / Français: polarisation / Italiano: polarizzazione

In the context of psychology, polarization refers to the phenomenon where an individual's or Group's attitudes or beliefs become more extreme over time, typically as a result of group discussions or exposure to like-minded opinions. This concept is particularly relevant in social psychology, where it helps explain changes in group dynamics and individual decision-making processes.

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Polemic

Polemic is defined as a controversial argument. It also refers to a person who engages in arguments or controversy; a Controversialist.

Polemology

Polemology refers to the science and study of human conflict and war.

Police subculture

Police subculture refers to the result of socialization and bonding among Police Officers due to the stress and anxiety produced on the job.

Policy Making

Deutsch: Politikgestaltung / Español: Formulación de Políticas / Português: Formulação de Políticas / Français: Élaboration de Politiques / Italian: Creazione di Politiche

Policy making in the psychology context refers to the process of developing rules, guidelines, and regulations that are informed by psychological principles and research to address societal issues, promote mental health, and enhance well-being. psychologists contribute to policy making by applying their understanding of human behavior, cognition, and emotions to create evidence-based policies that can improve public health, education, criminal justice, and other areas of public interest.

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Policy Manual

Policy Manual is defined as a formal method of downward communication in which an organization’s rules and procedures are placed in a Manual. Policy Manual is legally binding by Courts of Law.

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