Words to Describe stimulation
Things stimulation often describes ("stimulation ________")
- method
- process
- increases
- blockade
- trials
- exercises
- factor
- frequencies
- hormone
- activity
- error
- patterns
- points
- thresholds
- acceleration
- assay
- excitability
- maps
- testing
- escape
- circuit
- rate
- program
- avoidance
- mechanism
- suppression
- potentiation
- situations
- methodology
- electrode
- reinforcement
- group
- seeking
- results
- model
- research
- activities
- policies
- experiment
- experiments
- frequency
- programs
- condition
- lever
- electrodes
- regions
- hypothesis
- technique
- pattern
- reward
- site
- habits
- facilitation
- response
- phenomenon
- analgesia
- test
- subjects
- level
- protocol
- situation
- behavior
- environment
- period
- baseline
- device
- reaction
- session
- threshold
- behaviour
- technology
- produced
- effects
- rates
- syndrome
- induced
- sessions
- neurons
- performance
- processes
- procedure
- therapy
- sites
- effect
- periods
- phenomena
- paradigm
How stimulation often is described ("________ stimulation")
- light
- continued
- cognitive
- auditory
- genital
- cholinergic
- erotic
- intermittent
- caloric
- maximal
- simultaneous
- antigenic
- adequate
- ovarian
- central
- photic
- deep
- emotional
- painful
- chronic
- transcranial
- spinal
- sympathetic
- environmental
- strong
- intracranial
- sensory
- mild
- programmed
- appropriate
- nervous
- acoustic
- artificial
- retinal
- cardiac
- mechanical
- clitoral
- constant
- adrenergic
- excessive
- hypothalamic
- mutual
- induced
- direct
- noxious
- peripheral
- visual
- oral
- hormonal
- aversive
- indirect
- electrical
- vestibular
- manual
- intense
- functional
- intellectual
- mental
- repetitive
- thalamic
- transcutaneous
- faradic
- immune
- over
- continuous
- self
- selective
- tetanic
- cortical
- parasympathetic
- sexual
- tactile
- cutaneous
- vagus
- verbal
- prolonged
- vagal
- bilateral
- external
- magnetic
- electric
