Words to Describe stimulus
Things stimulus often describes ("stimulus ________")
- diffusion
- fading
- dynamism
- satiation
- energy
- reduction
- polarity
- based
- processing
- discrimination
- material
- figures
- features
- production
- coupling
- deprivation
- figure
- generalisation
- amplitude
- recognition
- artefact
- context
- encoding
- control
- words
- dependence
- modality
- transcription
- rate
- situations
- omission
- intensity
- qualities
- configuration
- coding
- theory
- sampling
- specificity
- interaction
- quality
- frequency
- equivalence
- substitution
- hunger
- role
- formation
- enhancement
- differentiation
- change
- pattern
- elements
- sensitive
- strength
- generation
- representation
- objects
- response
- generalization
- level
- uncertainty
- situation
- passage
- secretion
- identification
- set
- novelty
- threshold
- questions
- repetition
- classes
- detection
- discriminability
- onset
- ambiguity
- selection
- events
- overload
- items
- pairs
- effects
- artifact
- persons
- preferences
- induced
- word
- information
- gradients
- input
- barrier
- sentences
- meaning
- variability
- presentation
- materials
How stimulus often is described ("________ stimulus")
- extra
- light
- tremendous
- auditory
- negative
- original
- single
- sudden
- necessary
- phobic
- antigenic
- adequate
- unpleasant
- inflammatory
- specific
- emotional
- sound
- painful
- novel
- potent
- environmental
- strong
- primary
- fresh
- physical
- additional
- proximal
- sensory
- outside
- appropriate
- sufficient
- unconditioned
- particular
- acoustic
- artificial
- second
- conditioned
- mechanical
- initial
- constant
- further
- stronger
- physiological
- direct
- noxious
- peripheral
- visual
- immediate
- aversive
- electrical
- positive
- intense
- intellectual
- discriminative
- mental
- conditional
- fiscal
- effective
- powerful
- weak
- tactile
- major
- standard
- verbal
- complex
- brief
- external
- neutral
- electric
