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EYELID CONDITIONING

was first explored by a researcher named Pavlov, who showed that it was possible to classically condition an animal (and

EXTRAFUSAL FIBER

are muscle fibres that are empirical to the general running and functioning of the nervous system. These fibres coat muscle

EXTREMITY OF AN ATTITUDE

has been related to the strength of the attitude concerned, for example, one attitude may be treated or looked upon

EYE-MOVEMENT CAMERA

is otherwise known as an eye tracker; normally an electronic device which photographs various eye movements (during specific conditions, such

EXTRANEOUS VARIABLE

is a variable which inadvertantly effects the course of an experiment, specifically the dependent variable, normally without the knowledge of

EXTRINSIC INTEREST

describes the participation or otherwise engagement in a task, by an individual, with which the driving force behind is the

EYE-MOVEMENT DESENSITIZATION THERAPY

was first developed by U.S. psychologist Francine Shapiro, in the 1980s, which aimed to reduce the emotional impact and trauma

EXTRAPAIR MATING

is typically observed in the animal kingdom, where normally socially monogamous species, such as birds, pair with another of their

EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION

is the binary opposite to intrinsic motivation. Extrinsic motivation explains the drive for an individual to participate within a specific

EYE-ROLL SIGN

is often used to indicate an individual's susceptibility to hypnosis. Patients roll their eyes upwards and the greater the sclera

EXTRAPSYCHIC

is an experience or object which occurs and develops outside the normally spectrum of the mind and body, typically seen

EXTRINSIC REINFORCER

is the binary opposite to an intrinsic reinforcer. An extrinsic reinforcer is directly related to the reward which stems from

EYE-VOICE SPAN

is similar to reading span, in that the eye-voice span, when reading aloud, is the physical distance (relative to a

EXTRAPSYCHIC CONFLICT

is conflict which is attributed between the environment an individual is placed in and their own minds. It is considered

EXTRINSIC RELIGION

is the binary opposite of intrinsic religion. Extrinsic religion primarily concerns itself with the social and moral obligations to those

EYEWITNESS MEMORY

refers to an individual's unique recollection of a specific event or occurance from memory, typically associated with criminal events, such

EXTRAPUNITIVE

with respect to reactive measures, can be actions which are directed at an individual who is perceived to be the

EXTRINSIC REWARD

is the binary opposite of intrinsic rewards. Extrinsic rewards are given to those after the observation of behaviours or conditions

EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY

is testable evidence which is typically given under oath in a court of law by an individual who will offer

EXTRAPYRAMIDAL DYSKINESIA

an umbrella term used to describe dyskinesias, otherwise understood as voluntary movements. Examples of these include; tremors, spasms, tics, rigidity