Neurology

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CULTURE-FAIR TESTS

examinations of intellect based upon shared human experience and purported to be generally unbiased with regard to special cultural impacts.

DEAUTOMATIZATION HYPOTHESIS

An idea that states automatic processes cab be controlled by conscious and voluntary control. See automaticity.

ABSENT-MINDEDNESS

a position of unawareness when a person's thought processes are overwhelming enough to distract them from their surrounding environment.

ACCRETION

1. retaining curricula via repetition of materials. 2. the gathering of things in one's surroundings, which can show the magnitude

ACTIVE AVOIDANCE

a kind of operant conditioning where a direct behavior blocks or delays the introduction of an aversive input, like whenever

ADAPTIVE SKILLS

events that necessitate self-management, such as managing urges, having the ability to get used to a unique surrounding, and also

ADVOCACY

noun. conversing or performing on the part of a person or mass of people to support their liberties or illustrate

AGEISM

noun. 1. the poor treatment of certain individuals due to how old they are- most commonly seen in occupational and

ALL-OR-NONE LAW

the idea that the magnitude of the action capacity in a chosen neuron is separate from the size of the

AMBITENDENCY

noun. 1. the propensity to behave in contrary means, grounded in contradicting attitudinal drives. 2. a trend of unfinished motor

ANALOGY

noun. 1. a likeness between two different beings within the confines of specific areas. 2. an argumentative technique that teeters

ANOMALOUS TRICHROMATISM

a unique form of color-blindness in which individuals have the usual three retina cones, but one of them has a

ANTITHESIS

1. an idea, or proposition that is opposite to or contradicts another proposition or idea. 2. in philosophy, this term

APPETITIVE CONDITIONING

a type of Pavlovian or classical conditioning in which the unconditioned stimulus is a positive reinforcer that plays to the

ARGUMENT

n. 1. a sequence of propositions that together provide logical reasons for accepting the resulting conclusion as valid or true.

ASCH CONFORMITY EFFECT

the tendency for individuals to conform to a greater extent when in groups - particularly in situations like those studied

ASSOCIATIVE-CHAIN THEORY

in learning theory some types of behavioral psychology (see behaviorism), a theory of how complex behaviors, including some linguistic behaviors,

ATTENTIONAL BLINK

refers to an impairment in the ability to detect a probe (e.g., the letter X) in a rapidly presented stream

AUDIOMETRIC ZERO

refers to the level of a pure tone of a given frequency that is minimally detectable by a person with

AUTHORITARIAN CONSCIENCE

refers to the type of conscience that is governed by (a) the fear of an external authority or (b) the