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1 conditioned stimulus
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2 (positive) conditioned stimulus
Agriculture: CSУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (positive) conditioned stimulus
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3 адекватный стимул
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4 фактор кондиционирования среды
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5 условный стимул
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6 условный стимул
Русско-английский словарь по радиоэлектронике > условный стимул
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7 ehdollinen ärsyke
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8 условный раздражитель
Большой русско-английский медицинский словарь > условный раздражитель
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9 условный стимул
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10 стимул
stimulus (мн. stimuli), stimulant, cueсм. также стимулировать, вызывать реакциювнешний - external stimulus, cueзнаковый стимул - sign stimulus, releaserмотивирующий стимул - motivating stimuls, priming stimulusпороговый стимул - threshold stimulus, liminal stimulusфильтрация стимул - stimuli filtering, stimulus selectionРусско-английский словарь по этологии (поведению животных) > стимул
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11 действие условного стимула
Russian-english psychology dictionary > действие условного стимула
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12 анализатор условных раздражителей
Русско-английский биологический словарь > анализатор условных раздражителей
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13 условный раздражитель
conditioned stimulus биол.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > условный раздражитель
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14 действие условного раздражителя
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15 условный раздражитель
1) Biology: conditioned excitator2) Medicine: conditioned stimulus (сигнальный)3) Agriculture: (положительный) (positive) conditioned stimulus4) Advertising: learned stimulus5) Patents: learning stimulus6) Aviation medicine: conditioned excitor, motivation7) Psychoanalysis: conditional( conditioned) stimulusУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > условный раздражитель
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16 условный стимул
1) Mathematics: conditioned stimulus2) Psychology: conditioned stimulus (раздражитель), substitute stimulus3) Aviation medicine: conditional stimulus4) Psychoanalysis: conditional( conditioned) stimulus -
17 bedingt
I Adj.1. conditional; (eingeschränkt) qualified; bedingter Reflex conditioned reflex; bedingt durch conditional (up)on; (abhängig) dependent on, contingent (up)on; es ist psychisch bedingt it’s psychologicalII Adv.1. das ist nur bedingt richtig / gültig etc. this is only partly correct / valid etc.; (in gewissem Sinn) this is only correct / valid in a sense; (bis zu einem gewissen Punkt) this is only correct / valid up to a point2. (unter bestimmten Bedingungen) under certain circumstances; (mit Vorbehalt) with some reservations; bedingt tauglich fit for limited service* * *conditioned; conditional* * *be|dịngt [bə'dɪŋt]1. adj1) (= eingeschränkt) limited; Lob auch qualified2) (= an Bedingung geknüpft) Annahme, Straferlass, Strafaussetzung conditional2. adv1) (= eingeschränkt) partly, partiallybedingt tauglich (Mil) — fit for limited duties
(nur) bedingt richtig — (only) partly or partially valid
(nur) bedingt gelten — to be (only) partly or partially valid
See:→ auch bedingen2) (Sw, Aus) conditionally* * *be·dingtI. adj1. (eingeschränkt) qualified\bedingte Erlaubnis conditional permission2. JUR conditional\bedingte Entlassung suspension of the remainder of the sentence on probation\bedingte Strafaussetzung conditional discharge, [suspension of sentence on] probation\bedingter Straferlass remission of a penalty [or sentence3. MED\bedingte Reaktion conditioned reaction\bedingter Reiz conditioned stimulus4. MATH\bedingte Wahrscheinlichkeit conditional probabilityII. adv1. (eingeschränkt) partly, to some extent\bedingt gültig of limited validitydem kann ich nur \bedingt zustimmen I can only agree with that to a degree3. MATH\bedingt richtig conditionally correct* * *1.Adjektiv conditional; qualified <praise, approval>; s. auch Reflex2.* * *A. adj1. conditional; (eingeschränkt) qualified;bedingter Reflex conditioned reflex;es ist psychisch bedingt it’s psychological2. JUR conditional;bedingter Straferlass suspended sentenceB. adv1.das ist nur bedingt richtig/gültig etc this is only partly correct/valid etc; (in gewissem Sinn) this is only correct/valid in a sense; (bis zu einem gewissen Punkt) this is only correct/valid up to a point2. (unter bestimmten Bedingungen) under certain circumstances; (mit Vorbehalt) with some reservations;bedingt tauglich fit for limited service…bedingt im adj …-related, …-induced* * *1. 2.* * *(durch) ausdr.contingent on (upon) expr. adj.conditional adj.conditioned adj. adv.conditionally adv. -
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m 1. (czynnik) stimulus- bodziec fizyczny/wzrokowy/świetlny a physical/visual/light stimulus- pacjent nie reaguje na bodźce the patient doesn’t react to stimuli2. (zachęta) incentive, spur (do czegoś to sth)- porażka stała się dla niego bodźcem do rozwoju the defeat acted as a spur to his (further) development- □ bodziec bezwarunkowy Psych. unconditioned stimulus- bodziec podprogowy Psych. subliminal stimulus, subthreshold stimulus- bodziec warunkowy Psych. conditioned stimulusThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bo|dziec
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19 адекватный стимул
1) Biology: conditioned stimulus2) Medicine: adequate stimulus (стимул, к которому рецептор наиболее чувствителен)3) Psychology: adequate stimulus, homologous stimulus (раздражитель)4) Immunology: conditioning stimulus -
20 сигнальный раздражитель
1) Medicine: conditioned stimulus2) Advertising: sign stimulus3) Aviation medicine: signal stimulusУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сигнальный раздражитель
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conditioned reflex — n. a reflex in which the response (e.g., secretion of saliva in a dog) is occasioned by a secondary stimulus (e.g., the ringing of a bell) repeatedly associated with the primary stimulus (e.g., the sight of meat): also conditioned response * * * … Universalium