illusion vs. hallucination
“In terms of whether these agents cause hallucinations, they’re a little bit misclassified, a hallucination is an experience in some sensory phenomenon based on a stimuli that doesn’t exist in […]
“In terms of whether these agents cause hallucinations, they’re a little bit misclassified, a hallucination is an experience in some sensory phenomenon based on a stimuli that doesn’t exist in […]
Most people are able to ignore the constant stream of incoming stimuli, but this capability is reduced in those with low latent inhibition. Low latent inhibition (that may resemble hyper-activity […]
In summary, the basic LI phenomenon represents some output of a selective attention process that results in learning to ignore irrelevant stimuli. It has become an important tool for understanding […]
Latent inhibition is a technical term used in classical conditioning [see also: http://eidetisch.tumblr.com/tagged/classical-conditioning%5D to refer to the observation that a familiar stimulus takes longer to acquire meaning (as a signal […]
See also Behaviorism Eyeblink conditioning Fear conditioning Latent inhibition Learned helplessness Little Albert experiment Nocebo Measures of conditioned emotional response Operant conditioning Placebo (origins of technical term) Proboscis extension […]
Classical conditioning (also Pavlovian conditioning or respondent conditioning) is a form of learning in which the conditioned stimulus or CS, comes to {signal } the occurrence of a second {stimulus}[expect […]
In any animal, – regardless of its prior history, – painful stimulation of the foot CAUSES the leg to be withdrawn by bending at all its joints. This [i.e., withdrawn] […]