VERTEBRAL ARTERY
a paired artery which extends upward along the neck's vertebrates. Each goes into the skull through the koramen magnum close…
VERBATIM TRACE
an exact, literal memory symbolization. In accordance with the fuzzy trace theory, verbatim traces are not as simply retrieved, usually…
VERBAL CONDITIONING
the conditioning of a verbal reaction via reinforcement, generally rendered in the form of reward or positive attention. The experiment…
VESTED INTEREST
the degree to which an outlook item is viewed as being associated with an individual's material self-interest. It is presumed…
VESTIBULAR NERVE
a separation of the vestibulocochlear nerve which transports nerve fibers from the vestibular system inside the inner ear; it is…
VESTIBULE OF THE INNER EAR
is the empty space of the bony labyrinth which consists of the saccule and utricle and is linked to the…
VESTIBULAR NYSTAGMUS
indeliberate eye motions comprised of slow drift in one direction, and subsequently, a swift motion in the converse direction, elicited…
VESTIBULAR SYSTEM
a system inside the body which is accountable for preserving posture, equilibrium, and the body's position in space, and plays…
VIBRATION DISEASE
an occupational health risk stemming from mechanical or acoustic vibration and shock to one's arm and hand. The degree of…
VESTIGIAL BODY IMAGE
the subjective or interior picture of one's appearance which isn't always altered by modifications to one's surface features.
VESTIBULE TRAINING
an approach to personnel training wherein new workers, prior to beginning their work tasks, spend some time learning in a…
VIBROTACTILE MASKING
the interference of one vibrotactile stimulant pattern with another one which might happen if the two are shown in close…
VIBROTACTILE THRESHOLD
the minimal degree of arousal at which a vibration is felt. Various forms of mechanoreceptors are sensitive to many particular…
VESTIBULO-OCULAR REFLEX (VOR)
the indeliberate compensatory motion of the eyes which takes place to preserve focus on a visual objective in minor, short…