Play with rules

Placelessness

Place theory of pitch perception

Pituitary gland

Pitch

Pinna

Phrase structure grammar (PSG)

Phrasal category

Photopic vision

Phenomenology

Personal norms

Perlocution

Peripheral nervous systems (PNS)

a series of systems, which together with the central nervous system forms the two major divisions of the body's nervous system. They are located outside the bony core of the skull and spine and are in turn divided into two systems: the somatic and the autonomic.

in speech act theory, the effect of the act beyond the intention of the speaker, i.e. the things that may happen in a listener's head that the speaker cannot predict.

in the theory of reasoned action, those determinants of behaviour such as feelings of moral obligation.

in the study of personality, a method of studying conscious, mental experiences in relation to specific events.

daylight vision, mediated primarily by cones and therefore preserving colour information. See also scotopic vision.

lexical categories which can themselves be clumped together, such as Determiner-Adjective-Noun, and are named after the word that is considered to be the most important lexical category - called the head of the phrase - in this case, a Noun Phrase.

a set of rules which captures how phrasal categories can be combined to produce grammatically correct sentences, the structures of which are usually illustrated graphically as parse trees.

the external, visible part of the outer ear.

the auditory correlate of the frequency of a periodic waveform.

an important endocrinal gland located at the base of the brain which secretes a variety of hormones into the bloodstream, including those regulating growth and other bodily functions.

the idea that the pitch of an auditory stimulus is signalled by the identity of the responding auditory neurones.

in environmental psychology, the lack of purposeful encounter through transactions with particular depolarization 1) in the nerve cell, the electrical potential difference across the cell wall which enables it to transmit a signal along itself or to another cell. 2) in social psychology, the phenomenon whereby the effect of group discussion of an issue serves to leave individuals with an expressed view which is slightly more extreme than the one they expressed beforehand.

play which involves structured sequences and exchanges according to pre-determined laws or principles, Most adult games fall into this category.

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