0 an unpleasant effect that follows an event or accident, sometimes continuing for a long time or happening some time after it:
The owner/resident was arguably not harmed or harmed only psychically by the ten minutes of shock and the lingering emotional aftereffects.
One study showing the debilitating results of loss of control occurred almost inadvertently, as the aftereffect of an earlier research project.
On the dependence of the visual sensation of movement and its negative aftereffect on the stimulation processes in the retina.
The aftereffects of its defeat reverberated in state and national politics for years.
This would allow for learning in addition to explaining some illusions, aftereffects, and size constancy.
Investigation of the effects and aftereffects of naturally occurring upper respiratory tract illnesses on mood and performance.
Many experiments have shown that some aspects of information processing are unimpaired, such as certain visual aftereffects.
Although missionaries in the early and mid nineteenth century did not deny that ageing and death were natural, these were interpreted as inevitable aftereffects of primordial sin.
