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Prima Facie Evidence

Prima Facie Evidence refer to "evidence", standing alone, which is sufficient to establish a given fact

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Primacy

Deutsch: Primat / Español: Primacía / Português: Primazia / Français: Primauté / Italian: Primato

Primacy in the context of psychology refers to the tendency to better remember and give more importance to information that is presented first in a sequence. This phenomenon is often discussed in relation to the primacy effect, which is a cognitive bias where items at the beginning of a list are more likely to be recalled than those in the middle.

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Primacy effect

Primacy effect refers to effect that occurs when information a person first learn affects his/her judgments more than information acquired at a later time; other things being equal, information presented first often has the most influence. Moreover, Primacy effect is defined as the process whereby a person's first impression of another person causes him/her to interpret his/her subsequent behavior in a manner consistent with the first impression. It is the the notion that a person's impressions of other people are heavily influenced by the first information about these people that he/she encounter.

Primary Appraisal

Primary Appraisal is an initial evaluation of whether an event is (1) irrelevant to one, (2) relevant, but not threatening, or (3) stressful.

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Primary deviance

Primary Deviance refers to violations that a person commits for the first time and without conciously thinking about them ad deviant. It is an initial Deviance often undertaken to deal wit

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Primary gain

Primary gain refers to the relief from anxiety or responsibility due to the development of physical or psychological symptoms.

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Primary Hypersomnia

Primary Hypersomnia is in the Category of Sleep Disorders.

Etiology Hypersomnia is present in up to 5% of the population at some point in their lives and is more prevalent in males.

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Primary insomnia

primary insomnia refers to difficulty in initiating, maintaining, or gaining from sleep which is not related to other medical or psychological problems.

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