Category: S

A process by which the retina receives a stationary image even though the eye is moving, stabilized image.  

An image on the retina presented in a way to eliminate the small movements usually produced by physiological nystagmus stabilized image technique.  

A means of classifying responsiveness of the autonomic nervous system. Labile individuals are those who respond to a wide range of stimuli resulting in autonomic arousal. Stable individuals are not as easily aroused.  

A device for measuring the activities of an infant.  

Controlled and appropriate emotional responses that do not cause disproportionate discomfort or unwise behavior.  

A function that begins with positive acceleration and then shifts to negative acceleration.  

The hypothesis that learning consists of the formation of connections between stimuli and responses.  

Psychologists who emphasize the role of stimulus/response connections in learning.  

A law that states the dependence of behavior upon antecedent conditions, R-R law.  

A system for removing objectionable back ground noise from a public address system or radio speaker.