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Pain (n.)

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Douleur (n.)

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Pain receptors

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Récepteurs à la douleur

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Painful (adj.)

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Douloureux (adj.)

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Panic attacks

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Attaque de panique

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Panic disorder

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Trouble panique

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Paradigmatic relation

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Relation paradigmatique

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Parenthood (n.)

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Parentalité, condition de parent

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Parenting (n.)

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Éducation des enfants

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Parkinson’s disease

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Parkinson, maladie de Parkinson

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Passive smoking

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Tabagisme passif

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Pavlovian conditioning

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Conditionnement pavlovien (voir conditionnement classique ou répondant et le modèle stimulus/réponse ; père fondateur : I. Pavlov).

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Paw (n.)

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Patte (n.)

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Peak experience

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Expérience paroxystique (plénitude) (voir A. Maslow)

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Peer (n.)

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Pairs (n.)

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Perceived control

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Contrôle perçu

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Perinatal period

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Période périnatale (période située entre la 28e semaine de grossesse et le septième jour de vie après la naissance)

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Peripheral route

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Voie périphérique

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Persecution fears

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Peur de persécution

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Personal accomplishment

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Accomplissement personnel

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Personal space

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Espace privé

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Personalisation (n.)

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Personnalisation (n.)

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Person-directed

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Dirigé vers la personne

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Person-to-group relations

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Relations de l’individu au groupe

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Persuasive communication

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Communication persuasive

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Persuasive message

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Message persuasif

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Phallic stage

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Stade phallique

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Phenomenological (adj.)

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Phénoménologique (adj.)

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Phenomenology (n.)

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Phénoménologie (n.)

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Phenotype (n.)

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Phénotype (n.) (l’ensemble des caractéristiques physiques et physiologiques d’un individu, résultant de son génotype et de son environnement)

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Phobia (n.)

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Phobie (n.)

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Phonological property

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Propriété phonologique

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Physician (n.)

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Médecin (n.)

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Physiological arousal

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Excitation physiologique

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Placebo (n.)

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Placebo (n.)

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35
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Pleasure circuits

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Circuits du plaisir

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Pleasure principle

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Principe de plaisir

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Plot (n.)

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Tracé, graphique

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Policy (n.)

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Politique (n.)

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Politeness (n.)

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Politesse (n.)

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Porteus Mazes

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Test des labyrinthes de Porteus

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Positive illusions

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Illusions positives

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Postcentral gyrus

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Gyrus postcentral

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Post-surgery recovery

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En chirurgie, suite opératoire

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)

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Trouble de Stress Post-Traumatique (TSPT)

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Practical knowledge or “know-how”

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Savoir pratique, savoir-faire

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Practitioners (n.)

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Praticiens (n.)

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Pragmatic knowledge

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Savoir pragmatique, pratique

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Praise (n.)

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Éloges (n.)

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Precentral gyrus

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Gyrus précentral

50
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Preconscious (n.)

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Préconscient (n.)

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Prejudice (n.)

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Préjugé (n.)

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Preliminary act

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Acte préparatoire

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Pre-morbid (adj.)

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Prémorbide (adj.) : signes avant-coureurs de l’entrée dans une maladie

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Pre-planned selection

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Sélection planifiée

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Preschool (n.)

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Maternelle (école) (n.)

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Prescription analysis

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Analyse des prescriptions, des consignes de travail

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Pretend play

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Je symbolique, jeu du “faire semblant”

58
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Prevalence (n.)

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Prévalence (n.) : en épidémiologie, il s’agit du nombre de personnes atteintes d’une certaine maladie à un moment donné dans une population donnée.

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Primary attachment

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Attachement primaire

60
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Primary care programs

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Programmes de soins de santé primaires

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Prime (n.)

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Amorce (n.)

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Priming (n.)

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Amorçage (n.)

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Privacy (n.)

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Espace privé, intime (n.)

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Proactive (adj.)

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Proactif (adj.)

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Problem-focused coping

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Coping centré sur le problème

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Problem-solving

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Résolution de problème(s)

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Process of generalisation

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Processus de généralisation

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Process-directed praise

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Éloge dirigé vers le processus ayant permis de réaliser la tâche

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Processing of information

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Traitement de l’information

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Product-directed praise

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Éloge diriger vers la tâche, la production de quelque chose

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Professional didactics

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Didactique professionnelle

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Professional training processes

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Processus de formation professionnelle

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Projection (n.)

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Projection (n.)

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Projective identification

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Identification projective (voir dictionnaire de psychanalyse)

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Prophylactic (adj.)

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Prophylactique (adj.) : en rapport avec l’ensemble des mesures permettant de prévenir les maladies.

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Prototype (n.)

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Prototype (n.). En psychologie cognitive, catégorie la plus typique avec garde la catégorie qu’il est subordonnée (exemple : « la rose » et le prototype de la catégorie des « fleurs »).

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Prototypical situation

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Situation prototypique

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Psyche (n.)

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Psyché (n.)

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Psychic (adj.)

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Psychique (adj.)

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Psychological distress

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Détresse, souffrance, psychologique

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Psychomotor retardation (n.)

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Ralentissement, retard, déficit psychomoteur

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Psychophysics (n.)

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Psychophysique (n.) : branche de la psychologie consacrée à l’étude des relations entre les stimuli et les sensations qui en résultent (voir G. Fechner comme père fondateur).

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Psychosensorial (adj.)

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Psychosensoriel (adj.)

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Psychosis (n.)

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Psychose (n.)

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Psychosomatic disorders

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Troubles psychosomatiques

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Psychotic (adj.)

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Psychotique (adj.)

87
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Psychotropic substance

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Substance psychotrope : se dit d’une substance chimique qui produit des effets sur le psychisme des individus.

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Psychotropic substance

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Substance psychoactive

89
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Public health

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Santé publique

90
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Pulse rate

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Pouls

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Punishment (n.)

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Punition (n.)

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Purposes activities

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Activité intentionnelle

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Qualitative methods

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Méthodes qualitatives

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Quality of life

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Qualité de vie

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