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Meanings of physiological psychology in English
The branch of psychology that is concerned with the physiological bases of psychological processes.
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psicologia fisiológica Spanish
psicología fisiológica Synonyms
Examples for "neuropsychology"
Examples for "neuropsychology"
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Objective: To determine the relation of neurology and neuropsychology to everyday competence.
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First, key theoretical issues pertaining to the neuropsychology of emotion are presented.
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Results: Postdoctoral training in the United States is a relatively recent requirement in neuropsychology.
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To date, the methods used in human neuropsychology have not been applicable to animal experiments.
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Paul Broks trained as a clinical psychologist at Oxford University and went on to specialise in neuropsychology.
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Results are discussed in terms of comparison processing, context updating and orienting response patterning hypotheses put forward in cognitive psychophysiology.
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The comprehensive assessment of cardiac function using impedance cardiography has led to increasingly widespread use of the technique in psychophysiology.
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It is such considerations that make students of psychophysiology materialistic in their methods, whatever they may be in their metaphysics.
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Stress spans fields and is found in the literature of biology, psychology, psychophysiology, sociology, economics, and medicine, just to name a few.
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Among authors: ring c. Psychophysiology.
Usage of physiological psychology in English
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Finally the laws of physiological psychology were found to confirm this early belief.
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The psychology which is to be the basis of psychotherapy had to be therefore a physiological psychology.
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So also did another phrase which Fechner introduced in the course of his book-thephrase " physiological psychology."
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Experiments with the aesthetic elements; investigations into the physiological psychology of aesthetic reactions; studies in the genesis and development of art forms, have multiplied apace.
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It may be added here that, according to the teachings of physiological psychology, all memories or recollected ideas are literally the ghosts of departed sensations.
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The New Yorker, August 26, 1972 P. 30 PROFILE of Dr. Neal E. Miller, professor of physiological psychology at Rockefeller University.
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Ladd & Woodworth, "Elements of Physiological Psychology," 1911; p. 594; Charles Scribner's Sons, New York.
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Physiological psychology tries to explain the intricacy of the neurophysiology of our memory of these experiences, the internal wiring and pathways to the brain.
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