Neurology

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TRANSITIVITY

1. the quality of a union across components that the union transfers among components. For instance, a transitive union would

TRIAVIL

noun. a brand name for a mixture of amitriptyline, which is a tricyclic antidepressant, and the antipsychotic drug known as

UNCERTAINTY AVOIDANCE

1. a mental style marked by a propensity to follow what is already acknowledged, considered to be, or believed in.

UNIVERSALITY

1. the propensity to presume that one's personal traits and personality features, inclusive of outlooks and morals, are shared in

VANDENBERGH EFFECT

the impacts of chemical correspondence regarding influencing age of pubescence in rodent populaces. Adult males generate a scent which can

VERBAL COMPREHENSION INDEX

on the Wechsler adult intelligence scale and other Wechsler tests, a subset of verbal examinations considered to gauge verbal knowledge

VIGOR

physical and cognitive energy and spunk.

VISUAL PROCESSING

the changing and study of visual signals at all degrees of the visual system.

VOLUNTARY BEHAVIOR

actions which are aimed for in nature, conversely to reflexive actions.

WESTERMARCK EFFECT

the postulation that individuals who are reared nearby or in the same home do not find each other sexually appealing

WORK MOTIVATION

the drive or motivation to make a concerted effort in one

TEMPORAL MODULATION TRANSFER FUNCTION (TMTF)

an operative depicting the capacity to adhere to temporal alterations within the magnitude of a stimulant. In psycho- acoustics, a

TEST SOPHISTICATION

familiarity with a specific test or kind of test, that may impact the score achieved on future tests.

THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR

a theory which is similar to the theory of reasoned action but also integrates the construct of perceived behavioral control,

THREAT APPRAISAL

the mental and emotional procedures involved in evaluating the possibility of and degree of threat.

TOLERANCE OF AMBIGUITY

the level to which one is capable of accepting, and to act without weariness or disorientation in scenarios having conflicting

TRAJECTORY

noun. the chain of positions through which a item passes over time during a motion.

TRANSMISSION

noun. 1. the action or procedure of eliciting something to progress from one place or individual to another. 2. With

TRIGGER FEATURE

a particular feature, simple or complex, of a stimulant which might cause a reaction within a particular neuron

UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLE

a standard which it is impossible to gauge correctly on both the placement and the momentum of a particle at