Neurology

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VERBALIZATION

noun. 1. the showing of thoughts, emotions, and fallacies through words. Verbalization is a typical facet of the majority of

VISUAL ADAPTATION

the alterations which happen inside the visual system itself or in visual comprehension as an outcome of persistent arousal, the

VISUAL-PLACING REFLEX

the reflex action of animals in positioning their legs upon an exterior they can see. Animals which have underwent surgical

VULNERABILITY

susceptibility to cultivating a disorder, condition, or illness whenever exposed to particular substances or conditions.

WISCONSIN CARD SORTING TEST (WCST)

a test which necessitates that involved parties deduce from feedback how to organize a sequence of cards depicting many different

XXXX SYNDROME

a chromosomal disorder wherein a female has four X chromosomes instead of the typical couple. Impacted females usually have small

TENTING

noun. lengthening and stretching of the vagina and raising of the uterus during the aroused and calm stages of the

T-GROUP

framing group: a form of experiential group, generally comprised of up to a dozen or so individuals, regarding fostering the

THERBLIG

noun. a unit of motion, at times, utilized to depict and document industrial functions for the purpose of time and

TIMBRE

noun. the perceptual trait correlating to the quality of a noise. Two perceptually various noises with the same pitch and

TOP-DOWN PROCESSING

data processing which progresses from a hypothesis about what a stimulant may be to a judgment about whether the hypothesis

TRANSFER-APPROPRIATE PROCESSING

a concept of cognitive processing based upon the idea that memory performance is best whenever an individual processes material during

TRAUMA

noun. 1. an occurrence wherein an individual sees or experiences a risk to their own life or physical safety or

TUNING CURVE

a graph of neuronal reaction as an operation of a ongoing stimulant attribute, like wavelength,, orientation, or frequency. A neuron

UNCONSCIOUS LEARNING

the acquiring of tacit knowledge.

UTILITY

noun. 1. With regard to making decisions and economic theory, the subjective worth of some result to a person in

VARIMAX ROTATION

in factor analysis, a technique involved in orthogonal rotation which tries to enhance the amount of near-0 and near-1 loadings

VERBATIM RECALL

remembering of the precise wording of verbal substance.

VISUAL ATTENTION

the procedure by which one object, the objective, is chosen for study from among many competitor objects, the distractors.

VISUAL-SPATIAL ABILITY

the capacity to understand and idealize visual symbolizations and spatial associations in learning and in the carrying out of jobs