VERBAL OVERSHADOWING
the propensity for the verbal depiction of a stimulant to disable or hinder later correct memory of the stimulant.
VERBAL TEST
1. any test or measurement wherein performance relies upon one's capacity to handle words. 2. any test which gauges verbal…
VERBIGERATION
noun. Repeating of certain terms or statements which supposedly or obviously lack connotation.
VERIDICAL HALLUCINATION
with regard to parapsychology, an alleged fantasy or impossible occurrence, like the sighting of a ghost, which is regardless, still…
VERTEX POTENTIAL
a brain potential documented by electrodes positioned at the skull's vertex.
VERBAL ABILITY (V)
exhibited skill to understand and correspond adequately with words. At times, a differention is made between receptive and productive skills.…
VESTIBULAR GLANDS
two couplings of glands positioned on either side of the vaginal orifice. Their secretions lubricate the vulva and vagina and…
VERMIS N (PI
the median lobe of the cerebellum, that resides between the two cerebellar hemispheres.
VESTIBULAR ADAPTATION
an impact of recurrent arousal which can result in suppression of the vestibular action and might be seen in people…
VESTIBULAR RECEPTORS
nerve cells correlated to the feeling and awareness of equilibrium, residing within the cristae of the semicircular canals and inside…
VESTIBULAR ILLUSION
a spatial disorientation because of incorrect vestibular data, after adaptation of a vestibular receptor.
VESTIBULAR NUCLEI
nuclei inside the dorsolateral portion of the pons and the medulla oblongata inside of the brain which are recipient to…
VERBAL FACTOR
a factor attained through factor analysis which symbolizes the latent characteristic rooted in verbal skills.