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Psychology Terms - allegro speech
Accelerated speech demonstrating characteristics indicative of fluid, informal, connected discourse, exemplified as "strue" for "it's true."


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Psychology Terms – allele
Abbreviated as allelomorph, it refers to one of two or more alternative variants of a gene that can reside at a specific locus on a chromosome, each accountable for a distinct trait or phenotype, such as varying eye color. A pair of alleles is typically denoted by uppercase and lowercase variations of the same Roman letter, for example, A and a.


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Psychology Terms – Allergen
An allergen is any material, typically a foreign protein, that acts as an antigen and induces an allergic reaction.


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Psychology Terms - Allergy
An acquired hypersensitivity of the body to specific antigens or allergens. A common instance is hay fever, an allergy to specific pollen types. Additionally, informally, any aversion or distaste


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Psychology Terms – Allocortex
The regions of the cerebral cortex that are not part of the six-layered neocortex.


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Psychology Terms - Allo-erotism
​In psychoanalysis, sexual gratification derived from an external instinctive object, as opposed to auto-erotism. Also referred to as alloeroticism



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