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response becomes habituated if the
stimulus repeatedly occurs but
causes no harm. An
example of this is the
prairie dog
habituating to humans. Prairie...
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which wolves usually avoid. He
speculated that
attacks are
preceded by
habituation to humans,
while a
successful outcome for the wolf may lead to repeated...
-
various sorts of learning. For example,
learning may
occur as a
result of
habituation, or
classical conditioning,
operant conditioning or as a
result of more...
-
waggle dance ("dance language") in bee
communication by Karl von Frisch.
Habituation is a
simple form of
learning and
occurs in many
animal taxa. It is the...
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Olfactory fatigue, also
known as odor fatigue, odor
habituation,
olfactory adaptation, or noseblindness, is the temporary,
normal inability to distinguish...
- TRT is to
allow a
person to
manage their reaction to
their tinnitus:
habituating themselves to it, and
restoring unaffected perception.
Neither Tinnitus...
- of 30 to 33 hours.
Theacrine has
demonstrated clinical safety and non-
habituating effects in
healthy humans over
eight w****s of
daily use at up to 300...
- needed]
Habituation can be
described as
decreased response to a
repeated stimulus.
According to
Groves and Thompson, the
process of
habituation also mimics...
-
attempts to
treat BPPV
involved similar processes that were
believed to be
habituation exercises, but more
likely dislodged and
dissolved debris. Vestibular...
- rake (short for rake****,
analogous to "****raiser") was a man who was
habituated to
immoral conduct,
particularly womanizing. Often, a rake was also prodigal...
