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In an advertisement using classical conditioning, the product represents the conditioned stimulus.
Reaction Formation
A defense mechanism where an individual behaves in a way that is opposite to their own uncomfortable or unacceptable thoughts or feelings.
Paradoxical Heat
A sensation of burning heat felt when a cold stimulus is applied to a specific area of the skin, typically due to nerve damage.
Encapsulated End Organs
Sensory receptors surrounded by capsule structures that are sensitive to pressure and vibration.
Frequency Theory
A theory in hearing that suggests the frequency of a sound is coded by the frequency of the neural impulses traveling up the auditory pathway.
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