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stimulus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
stimulus is
something that
causes a
physiological response. It may
refer to:
Stimulation Stimulus (physiology)...
- (ARRA) (Pub. L. 111–5 (text) (PDF)),
nicknamed the
Recovery Act, was a
stimulus package enacted by the 111th U.S.
Congress and
signed into law by President...
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stimulus with an eyeblink-eliciting
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distal stimulus (the external,
perceived object) and the
proximal stimulus (the
stimulation of
sensory organs). In
perceptual psychology, a
stimulus is an...
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supernormal stimulus or
superstimulus is an
exaggerated version of a
stimulus to
which there is an
existing response tendency, or any
stimulus that elicits...
- In physiology, a
stimulus is a
change in a
living thing's
internal or
external environment. This
change can be
detected by an
organism or
organ using sensitivity...
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Stimulus modality, also
called sensory modality, is one
aspect of a
stimulus or what is
perceived after a
stimulus. For example, the
temperature modality...
- A cold-
stimulus headache,
colloquially known as an ice-cream
headache or
brain freeze, is a form of
brief pain or
headache commonly ****ociated with consumption...
- In telephony, a
stimulus protocol is a type of
protocol that is used to
carry event notifications between end points. Such a
protocol is used to control...
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perception that
needs information available from
proximal stimulus produced by the
distal stimulus.[
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Theoretical synthesis...
