RETINAL LIGHT
Light detected in the absence of light stimulus, believed to be caused by fundamental processes carried out by the visual…
RETROCOCHLEAR HEARING LOSS
Hearing disorder connected to the higher centers of the central nervous system, as well as to the neural networks of…
REVCALED-DIFFERENCES TECHNIQUE
A system employed to study the behavioral interactions of family members within a laboratory environment; when a question is posed,…
REVERSING LENSES AND PRISMS
Prisms and lenses employed in preliminary exploration of visuomotor adaptations.
RHEOENCEPHALOGRAPH
Device which indicates impedance of cerebellar vessels to the passing of an electrical current.
RIGHT-HANDEDNESS
Component of dexterity which applies to about 90% of the population, the act of using the right hand more skillfully…
RISK AVERSION
Propensity to evade any option which might impose any loss contingency, even a very small one, when determining which of…
R-S RELATIONSHIP
Correlation between reaction and stimulation, as with studies in which a particular reaction by an organism generates a specific alternation…
RULES OF THE GAME
Within developmental psychology, regulations, legal guidelines, or interpersonal standards toward which a child's ways of thinking adjusts when they age.…
RADIATION THERAPY
Also called radiotherapy, radiation therapy is primarily used in the treatment of cancers. A radioactive isotope may be implanted, or…
RAMI COMMUNICANTES
The nerve fibers connecting the ganglia in the sympathetic chain to spinal nerves. They include the gray and white rami.
RANDOM WALK MODEL
A reaction time and accuracy model where evidence mounts in steps, causing an inclination toward or away from an alternative…
RANGE OF AUDIBILITY
The range of audio frequencies detectable by a subject. In humans, generally that range is 20 Hz to 20 KHz.…