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PCP

PCP is the abbreviations of Phenylcyclidine, a substance that produces euphoria, slowed reaction times, and involuntary movements at low doses; disorganized thinking, feelings of unre

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PCR

PCR is the acronym of Polymerase Chain Reaction

PDA

PDA is the abbreviations of Panic disorder with Agoraphobia which refers to the fear and avoidance of situations the person believes might induce a dreaded panic attack. (see Panic disorder (with agoraphobia)

PDDs

PDDs is the acronym of Pervasive Developmental Disorders which is a category of Disorders characterized by severe and extensive impairments in social interaction and communication skills, along with stereotyped patterns of behaviors, interests, and activities. These are conditions that begin in childhood and have a major impact on social and cognitive functioning; involve serious deficits in social interaction and communication skills, as well as odd behavior, interests, and activities.

PDG (Prisoner’s Dilemma Game)

PDG (Prisoner’s Dilemma Game) is defined as a simulation of social interaction in which players must make either cooperative or competitive choices in order to win. This is used in the study of cooperation, competition, and the development of mutual trust.

Peace

Deutsch: Frieden / Español: Paz / Português: Paz / Français: Paix / Italiano: Pace

Peace in the psychology context refers to a state of mental and emotional calmness, where there is an absence of stress, anxiety, or conflict. It involves a sense of harmony and balance within oneself and in one's relationships with others. Psychological peace is often associated with well-being, contentment, and the ability to cope with the challenges of life in a healthy and adaptive manner. It is not merely the absence of mental disturbance, but also the presence of positive attributes such as happiness, gratitude, and a deep sense of satisfaction.

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Peace model

Peace model refers to an approach to Crime Control which focuses on effective ways for developing a shared Consensus on critical issues which have the potential to seriously Affect the quali

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Peacemaking criminology

Peacemaking Criminology refers to a perspective which holds that crime-control agencies and the citizens they serve should work together to alleviate social problems and human suffering and

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