PHONEMIC RESTORATION EFFECT
a psycholinguistic phenomenon wherein an individual listening to speech recordings wherein phonemes have been substituted with white noise or have…
PHONETIC SYMBOLISM
the hypothesis postulating that there is a communication of some form between the sounds of words and their afferents, as…
PHONOLOGICAL DISORDER
in the DSM-IV-TR, a communication disorder marked by failure to cultivate and steadily utilize speech noises which are proper for…
PHONOLOGICAL DYSGRAPHIA
a handicapped capacity or an incapacity to sound out terms or write them phonetically.
PHONOLOGICAL DYSLEXIA
a type of acquired dyslexia marked mainly by troubles in reading pronounceable non-words. Semantic errors are not observed in this…
PHONOLOGICAL LOOP
an element of working memory or short-term memory which stores verbal data by rehearsal over brief intervals of time.
PHONOLOGICAL RECODING
the utilization of reading abilities to transform written symbols into noises and words.
PHONOSURGERY
noun. surgical intervention to preserve or better the voice or the ease with which phonation takes place. The word is…
PHOSPHOINOSITIDE
noun. any of a category of second messengers which are typical in postsynaptic cells.
PHOTIC DRIVING
the impact wherein the electrical activity of cortical neurons, as gauged through electroencephalography, is changed by rhythmically displayed light stimulants,…