what is a proximal stimulus?
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Distal stimuli are objects and events.\n\nProximal stimuli are the patterns of stimuli from these objects and events that actually reach your senses (eyes, ears, etc.)
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Sometimes it's all about Conditioned Response
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tendency..\nlike ten - dency?
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I think you will find what you need here:\n\nhttp://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/introb.html\n\nIt is a good but simple site on neuroscience.\n\nThere was an identical question in Yahoo Answers since yours; I answered that in the same way.  Check it out for other help.
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Faster plasticity\n\n.
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I think you would do well to look a while at this excellent - but - simpliefied source on neuroscience:\n\nhttp://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/introb.html
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"SUPRASEGMENTALS: STRESS,\n                            RHYTHM, INTONATION\n        8.1 Stess and prominence. The phonemic (contrative) function of\n                stress\n        In the preceding chapter we conducted our analysis beyond the limit of\nphonological units and described syllables as sequences of sounds establishing a\ncollocation relationship between the elements they were made up of. With this we went\nbeyond the limit of mere segments and entered the domain of suprasegmental phonology.\nBy assuming syllables to be hierarchical structures, combinations of sounds in which\nsome elements (the nucleus) were more important than others, we departed from the\nstrictly linear representation of phonological combinations and adopted a non-linear\napproach.\n        The last chapter of this study is concerned with such notions as stress, rhythm and\nintonation. As we are soon going to see – a fact that is obvious even intuitively – such\nphonological realities are relevant at a level of a higher complexity than that of the mere\nsegment and are considered to be typical suprasegmentals. Another term used to refer to\nthem is prosodic elements. Prosody is a word coming from Greek and referring roughly\nto the musicality of phonetic sequences. Etymology is relevant in this case since, as we\nare going to see, we will be able to draw numerous parallels between tonality in human\nspeech and tonality in music. Such prosodic elements are often called metrical elements\nand we can speak of metrical phonology analyzing such suprasegmental phenomena. A\nparallel is drawn here with poetry where the metre is an essential element when we\ndiscuss the prosodic structure of verse. The scope of this book will again not allow us to go into very many details, but some elementary information in this field is essential for\nanyone wishing to have even a very general image of the sound structures of English."\n\n***********\n\nThere's more. See the link below.
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When u insert two electrodes to measure impulse travelling along a nerve, two recordings are obtained.\nThis is because recording occurs, once when the impulse reaches the site of the first electrode, Secondly, the reading is obtained when the impulse reaches the second electrode site.\nThis recording is known Biphasic record.
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Stimulus - feather, lollipop\nSense -    touch,   taste\nSen. Rec. - skin, tongue\n\nHope u understand that.\n\nGo to http://www.pixi.com/~gedwards/eyes/eyeanat.html for the eye parts.
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The hydrogen gradient builds up creating a hyper-tonic positive gradient on one side that builds up and pushes the protons/Hydrogen atoms across that then creates energy used to synthesis your adenosinetriphosphate.\nI'm not sure if this is 100 percent right but i but something like it on my test last week. :)
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Perception, the minimum level of a stimulus that is peceived is the threshold.
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There has been a bit of research done on this, but much of it lies within the realm of philosophy rather than pure science.\n\nWhat you are describing are qualia, essential experiential perceptions of stilumli, rtaher than the stimulus itself. They are very difficult to study scientifically because they are inherently subjective and science can only deal with the objective.\n\nDo a Google search on qualia and you will get more information on this subject than you can handle.
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Intensity varies as the square of the distance.\nThat should help
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Heres a list of them: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&q=related:proxify.com/
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Typically a neonates growth is generally referred to in terms of cephalocaudal or proximodistal patterns . \nThe cephalocaudal pattern is where the greatest development takes place at the top of the body, i.e. the head, and physical development moves gradually downwards: e.g. neck, shoulders, trunk, etc. \nThe proximodistal pattern of development is where growth starts at the centre of the body and moves towards the extremities. An example of such a pattern is the early development of muscular control of the trunk and arms relative to the hands and fingers. \n\nMore info here ...\nhttp://www.hon.ch/Dossier/MotherChild/postnatal/development.html
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A had proshesis? What is that?
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Pro means "Advantages"\nCon means "Disadvantages".\nI have read these words in an article.