PERCEPTUAL RIVALRY
the incompatibility of varying comprehensions of the same item. Whenever an ambiguous form allowing two varying perceptual interpretations is viewed,…
PERCEPTUAL SEGREGATION
the pulling apart of one portion of a perceptual region from the whole by physical barriers or attention-diverting techniques.
PERCEPTUAL SET
1. a transient readiness to understand particular items or occurrences instead of others. 2. a schema or frame of reference…
PERCEPTUAL STYLE
the typical way that someone attends to, chooses, changes, and perceives sensory stimulants. Some hold the belief that perceptual operations…
PERCEPTUAL SYNTHESIS
1. the compilation of experience from all the senses to establish insight of the exterior world and one's encounters with…
PERCEPTUAL TRAINING
a way of bettering a person's capacity to understand perceived items or occurrences in concrete terms.
PERCEPTUAL TRANSFORMATION
1. any change in a percept generated by (i) an addition to, elimination from, or modification in a physical stimulant…
PERCEPTUAL USER INTERFACE
an interface which would allow a computer system to perceive, comprehend, and react adequately to the facial expressions, talking, gestures…
PERCEPTUALIZATION
noun. 1. Reference: perceptual organization. 2. with regard to schizophrenia, the changing of abstract ideas into particular comprehensions.
PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR COORDINATION
the employment of perceptually-gathered data in the management of continuing motions.
PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR LEARNING
the acquiring of a skill which necessitates connecting the perceptual discrimination of imperative stimulants with adequate motor reactions.
PERCEPTUAL-MOTOR MATCH
the capacity to relate perceptual information with a formerly acquired group of motor reactions. Someone with brain damage might have…
PERCIPIENT
1. adjective. able of perception. 2. noun. With regard to parapsychology, the supposed receiver of telepathic correspondences or other extrasensory…
PEREGRINATION
broad or excessive traveling from one place to another. Peregrination is one of the vital aspects of Munchautilizen syndrome: The…
PEREMPTORY CHALLENGE
a request posed to the judge during voir dire posing that a prospective member of the jury be removed, allowing…
PERFECTIONISM
noun. the propensity to require of other people or of oneself a greater degree of performance than is mandated by…
PERFORANT PATH
the route of axons which perforate the subiculum to supply the hippocampus with main inputs.
PERFORMANCE
noun. 1. any activity or gathering of reactions which leads to an outcome or has an impact on the surroundings.…