Príklady habituation

• When institutional rules are drawn upon with sufficient regularity, they can become embodied via a process of habituation resulting in the adoption of a habit.

• The response of the mice to an unfamiliar environment was assessed over a two-day period and after habituation.

• Factors such as fatigue, fear, hunger, and habituation to a recently repeated vocal action help explain why this is so.

• Discrepancies between this study and earlier investigations are discussed with reference to differences between habituation and preferential looking tasks.

• Recent investigations with habituation tasks and with the preferential looking task have provided a much improved body of evidence in this area.

• This too he saw in terms of political culture, as reflected in architecture and the habituations of the built environment.

• All, because of social habituation, undervalue central human capabilities that they later come to value.

• Habituation in early and later childhood is therefore likely to reflect different underlying processes.

• Even in this case, permanence in the environment, not on the retina, explains the dynamics of habituation.

• The result was the development of methods for attention and habituation.

• This can be viewed as a form of extinction or habituation.

• This reduction was a product of synaptogenesis and not habituation, because the tilt persisted in animals with permanent retinal damage.

• Spatial discourse, no matter how restricted and mediated, will manifest a trace in the underlying mechanisms of human adaptation and habituation to the immediate environment.

• The reduced aggressiveness of south polar skuas in frequently visited areas can be interpreted as a sign of habituation.

• The lack of overlap between the habituation and preferential-looking tasks is a major area of concern.