Glossary P

Premise refers to a statement, from which others are inferred, that helps establish what is already known about a problem.

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Premise statements are sentences used in logical reasoning that describe facts or assumptions.

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Premises are propositions about which arguments are made

Premodernism refers to the belief that prevailed during the Middle Ages that all things, including human behavior, can be explained in terms of religious dogma.

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Premoral period is a period in Piaget’s theory that refers to the the first five (5) years of life, when children are said to have little respect for or awareness of socially defined rules.

Deutsch: Prämotorisch / Español: Premotor / Português: Premotor / Français: Prémoteur / Italiano: Premotore

Premotor, in the context of psychology, refers to the role of the premotor cortex, a region in the brain located in the frontal lobe, just anterior to the primary motor cortex. It is involved in the planning, coordination, and initiation of motor actions, as well as in integrating sensory and cognitive information to guide movement.

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Premotor cortex which is also known as Premotor area is located in Brodmann's area 6 of the frontal lobes that receives neuronal input from posterior parietal areas, secondary somatosensory areas, and cerebellum. It plays a role in motor planning and sequencing, and may aid in the procedural aspects of carrying out motor plans. Premotor cortex, moreover is the area of the frontal cortex, just anterior to the primary motor cortex, active during the planning of a movement

Prenatal means "before birth".

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