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Power Test

Power Test is defined as a test that measures the quantity of work accomplished in a time period. Examples of Power Tests are: Anaerobic Power Tests that include the Margaria stair climb test and the Wingate test;. Aerobic Power Tests which is the 1.5-mile run and cycle Ergometer and Treadmill tests in which power output and oxygen consumption are measured.

Power-assertion

Deutsch: Machtbehauptung / Español: Asertividad de poder / Português: Assertividade de poder / Français: Assertion de pouvoir / Italiano: Assertività di potere /

Power-assertion refers to a form of discipline in which an adult relies on his or her superior power, as in administering spankings or withholding privileges, the objective of which is to modify or control a child’s behavior.

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PPD

PPD is the abbreviations of Postpartum depression which refers to a severe, prolonged depression that afflicts 10-20% of women after delivery and that is characterized by sadness, apathy, and feelings of worthlessness.

Practical ability

Practical ability is a term in Sternberg’s theory of intelligence that refers to the ability to know which problem solutions are likely to work

Practical intelligence

Practical intelligence refers to the broad range of skills related to how individuals shape, select, or adapt to their physical and social environments.

Practical knowledge

Practical knowledge refer to the beliefs, prior experiences, and strategies that enable a teacher to carry out classroom duties and activities.

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Practical significance

Practical significance is a term used in a research study that refers to a result or treatment effect that is large enough to have value in a practical application. Likewise, Practical significance refers to the extent to which the results of a study have actual impact on human behavior. Practical significance is also known as Clinical significance.

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Practice Gratitude

Deutsch: Dankbarkeit üben / Español: Practicar la gratitud / Português: Praticar a gratidão / Français: Pratiquer la gratitude / Italiano: Praticare la gratitudine

Practice gratitude in psychology refers to the regular and intentional act of acknowledging and appreciating the positive aspects of life. This practice involves recognising the good things that happen to oneself and expressing thanks for them. It is often used as a therapeutic tool to improve mental well-being and enhance overall life satisfaction.

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