Category: P

Attributes of stimuli, or relationships among stimuli, that remain the same under different conditions.  

Learning to perceive features of stimulus patterns that were not perceptible at first.  

The tendency to perceive anxiety-related stimuli less readily than neutral stimuli.  

The tendency for a person to perceive objects correctly in spite of changes in the proximal stimulus provided by these objects.  

Changes in sensory awareness.  

The gradual adjustment to various distortions of perceptions.  

The inability of an individual to interpret internal or external stimuli.  

The ability to notice happenings.  

A type of deafness that involves the auditory nerve, cerebral pathways, or the auditory center of the brain, conductive deafness. Deafness resulting from lesions involving sensory receptors of the cochlea or fibers of the acoustic nerve, or a combination of these.    

The percentage of all the scores in a distribution that lie below a given score, percentile.