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| The amount of pain your body can take |
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| A small depression in the eye where vision is highest |
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| The point of entry of the optic nerve of the resting; Insensitive to light |
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| A sensory epithelial cell present in the organ of Corti |
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| Any chemical substance released that serves to influence members of the same species |
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| The second of three stages involving retention of stimuli |
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| Being able to recall memories |
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| The temporary persistence of visual impressions after the stimulas has been removed |
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| The ability to recapture the exact impression of a sound after it has finished |
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| Conscious intentional recollections of previous experiences |
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| Previous experiences aid in the performance of a task without knowledge of their experiences. |
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| The recollection of facts and concepts |
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| The recollection of events within their historical setting |
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| Proccupation so great that ordinary demands are ignored |
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| Obstruction of a normal physiological function |
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| Being able to store and recall memories |
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| The ability to remember when something was learned |
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| Highly detailed 'snapshots' of when surprising or consequential news was heard |
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| Acquisition of knowledge or skills through experience, practice, studies, or teaching. |
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| Process in which a conditioned response gradually diminishes over time |
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| Reinforcement of rules at a fixed interval |
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| Variable interval schedule |
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| Reinforcement gradually gets further away |
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| Rewards are administered only after employee produces a fixed amount of items |
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| Rewards are administered only after employee performs a desired behavior. |
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| Intermittent reinforcement |
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| Rewards keep you on the right track |
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| A mental representation of one's physical environment. |
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| Subliminal stimuli. (Below threshold) |
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| Altered state of consciousness |
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| Any condition which is significantly different from consciousness |
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| A daily cycle of activity |
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| Paralysis associated with sleep |
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| Feelings of great fear experienced suddenly when awaken at night |
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| A drug that can produce mood changes and distorted perceptions |
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| State where a person loses voluntary action and is responsive to suggestion |
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| Using hypnosis as a form of anesthesia |
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