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Meanings of sensory deprivation in English

Russian
сенсорная депривация
Portuguese
privação sensorial
Spanish
privacion sensorial
Catalan
deprivació sensorial

The act of deliberately removing or reducing stimuli.

Related terms
сенсорная депривация
Usage of sensory deprivation in English
1
Being underground, however, was akin to a form of sensory deprivation.
Sacrifice
2
We know from experience that solitude or sensory deprivation can be especially devastating.
Existence
3
One of the doctors mentioned sensory deprivation, talked about developmental lag.
Phoenix noir
4
You could try sensory deprivation and drive it out with boredom.
Pandemonium
5
It is the ultimate sensory deprivation, actually worse than the beyond.
The Neutronium Alchemist
6
In order: a Victorian boudoir, an animal role-play parlor, and a sensory deprivation room.
Heat Rises
7
Plasticity resulting from early sensory deprivation has been investigated in both animals and humans.
Pubmed
8
Furthermore, P2 asymmetry is modified by sensory deprivation and abolished by decreased BDNF levels.
Pubmed
9
For really nasty cases they tack on ' sensory deprivation,' too.
Crown of Slaves
10
The effect of sensory deprivation on the bAP-evoked calcium was investigated using two different protocols.
Pubmed
11
They suggested the briny waters of sensory deprivation tanks.
The Girls
12
Just 15 minutes of near-total sensory deprivation can bring on hallucinations in many otherwise sane individuals.
Wired
13
The psychological effects of sensory deprivation were quickly apparent, and the practice stopped until the 1980s.
The Guardian
14
Normal plasticity was preserved under conditions of sensory deprivation, but was rapidly lost by sensory experiences.
Pubmed
15
The infamous sensory deprivation experiments of the 1950s.
Devil Bones
16
The researchers were not altogether surprised by such dramatic results from only 15 minutes of sensory deprivation.
Wired
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