CONDITIONED EMOTIONAL RESPONSE (CFR)
any non-positive emotional reaction, generally worry or fear, which comes to be correlated with an unbiased stimulant due to pavlovian…
CONDITIONED INHIBITION
the diminishment of a conditioned reaction which happens upon surfacing of a stimulant that has prior been experienced in various…
CONDITIONED PLACE PREFERENCE (CPP)
a method used for figuring out whether or not experience with specific stimulants will reinforce the area wherein the experience…
CONDITIONED REFLEX, CONDITIONED STIMULUS (CS)
An unbiased stimulant which is repetitively correlated with an unconditioned stimulant till it obtains the capacity to invoke a reaction…
CONDITIONED REINFORCER
an unbiased stimulant that obtains the capacity to behave as a reinforcing party, generally by being accompanied with a main…
CONDITIONED SUPPRESSION
a sensation that happens in the duration of an operant performance test whenever a conditioned reaction to a positive stimulant…
CONDITIONED TASTE AVERSION
the correlation of the taste of liquid or food with a negative stimulant, resulting in a quite swift and everlasting…
CONDITIONING
the manner in which specific types of experience make certain behaviors more or less probably.
CONDITIONING APPARATUS
with regard to animal studies, any tool employed in conditioning processes, the most frequently used being the operant chamber.
CONDITIONING OF ATTITUDES
the building or modification of a state of mind as an outcome of the correlation of an attitude object with…
CONDITIONS NOT ATTRIBUTABLE TO A MENTAL DISOR
a remaining group of disorders in the DSM-III and prior editions that is classified under other conditions in the DSM-IV-TR.
CONDITIONS OF WORTH
postulated by Carl Rogers, a state wherein a person thinks of love and esteem as being on a trial basis…
CONDUCT DISORDER
listed in the DSM-IV-TR, an ongoing trend of behavior that comprises breaching the fundamental liberties of other people and disregarding…
CONDUCTION
noun. With regard to physiology, the communication of arousal in a muscle, nerve, or other tissue.
CONDUCTION APHASIA
a type of aphasia marked by complications in distinguishing speech sounds and replicating them correctly, although spontaneous pronunciation might be…
CONDUCTION DEAFNESS
auditory loss as a result of a disorder in the constructions that convey noise to the cochlea. The antagonist might…
CONDUCTION WITH DECREMENT
the rapid decomposition in the length and girth of a membrane potential with space from the area of arousal whenever…
CONDUCTIVITY
noun. 1. the capacity of a compound to convey energy like skin, thermal, or electrical conduction. 2. the capacity of…