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Threatened egotism

Threatened egotism refers to a hostile, aggressive response to criticism from others, which has been linked to narcissism

Three types of environmental limits imposed on an individual

May's (1981) model of the role of environment in human development included three types of environmental limits imposed on an individual.

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Three-factor design

Three-factor design refers to a research study involving three (3) factors.

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Three-stratum theory of intelligence

Three-stratum theory of intelligence refers to Carroll’s hierarchical model of intelligence with g at the top of the hierarchy, eight (8) broad abilities at the second level, or stratum, and narrower domains of each second-stratum ability at the third stratum.

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Three-strikes

Three-strikes refers to a provision of some criminal statutes which mandates life imprisonment for criminals convicted of three (3) violent felonies or serious drug offenses.

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Three-term contingency

Three-term contingency refers to the relationship between a discriminative stimulus, an operant behavior, and a reinforcer or punisher.

Threshold

Deutsch: Schwelle / Español: Umbral / Português: Limiar / Français: Seuil / Italiano: Soglia

Threshold in the psychology context refers to the level or point at which a stimulus is strong enough to be detected or to produce a response. This concept is central in understanding sensory processing and perception, and it varies widely among individuals.

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Threshold of excitation

Threshold of excitation refers to the level of depolarization at which a brief stimulation triggers a rapid, massive electrical change by the membrane

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