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Professional Schools

Professional Schools refer to Schools that offer advanced training in Psychology that differs from training offered by traditional doctoral programs. It offers advanced training in Psychology that emphasizes competence in assessment and Psychotherapy over competence in Research. Professional schools, in general, offer relatively little training in Research, emphasizing instead training in assessment and Psychotherapy.

Professionalism

Deutsch: Professionalität / Español: Profesionalismo / Português: Profissionalismo / Français: Professionnalisme / Italiano: Professionalità

Professionalism in the psychology context refers to the standards, behaviours, and attitudes expected of psychologists and mental health professionals to maintain trust, credibility, and effectiveness in their practice. It involves adhering to ethical principles, demonstrating competence, and maintaining appropriate boundaries with clients and colleagues. Professionalism is essential for ensuring the safety, efficacy, and integrity of therapeutic and research practices.

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Proficiency

Proficiency in the context of psychology refers to an individual's advanced level of skill, Expertise, or competence in a specific area. This concept is rooted in the understanding that certain abilities or competencies can be developed to a high degree of excellence through practice and learning. In psychology, proficiency often relates to cognitive, emotional, and social skills, emphasizing an individual's adeptness in managing complex tasks, adapting to various situations, and effectively utilizing their knowledge and abilities.

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Profound mental retardation

profound mental retardation is an IQ level below 20 or 25.

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Progenitor

Progenitor in the context of psychology refers to an individual or entity that serves as the origin or precursor of certain psychological traits, characteristics, or behaviors within a person or a Group. These progenitors can be genetic, environmental, or a combination of both, influencing the development of various psychological aspects in individuals. Understanding progenitors is essential in the study of psychology to comprehend the origins and influences that shape human behavior and mental processes.

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Progenitor cells

Progenitor cells refer to early cells lining the neural tube that proliferate to create the neurons and glia cells of the brain.

Progesterone

Progesterone is steroid hormone whichprepares the uterus for the implantation of a fertilized ovum and promotes the maintenance of pregnancy, among other functions.

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Progestin

Progestin refers to a hormone used to maintain pregnancy that can cause masculinization of the fetus.

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