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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical (general) | |||||||
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5 +1 | phenemenon of visual or sensitive extiction |
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4 +1 | visual and tactile extinction" (or maybe visual and auditory?) |
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5 | visual and sensory exinction phenomena |
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phenemenon of visual or sensitive extiction Explanation: ... |
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visual and tactile extinction" (or maybe visual and auditory?) Explanation: I have a doubt about this one - partucularly about the "y" - since extinction (as well as neglect and other neuropsychological disorders) can occur in one or more "sensory" modalities ("visual", auditory, tactile, etc.) I wonder if "sensitivo" in spanish may stand for one of these modalities, and think the sentence may well translate into "visual and tactile extinction" (or maybe visual and auditory?) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-08-08 07:44:06 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- of course, by saying \"occur in one or more \"sensory\" modalities (\"visual\", auditory, tactile, etc.)\" I meant to educately point out that - if the author is speaking not of two different modalities but of visual extinction and of the overall phenomenon of sensory extinction (which encompasses the visual one) the word would be sensory and not sensitive (that is: \"visual and sensory extinction\") |
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visual and sensory exinction phenomena Explanation: "Phenomena" (because it is plural) comes last because in English phrases-tructure (X-bar) is oriented that way. 95 hits for “sensory extinction” and 1000 plus (though most not in a psychology context) for “visual extinction” in a Google search. A few citations:- AutismNZ: Books for sale G..L ... 5016, 22.00. How to Use Sensory Extinction Describes a non-aversive treatment procedure, calied sensory extinction, which can be used by parents, teachers ... http://www.autismnz.org.nz/shop/books_gl.htm Articles and Abstracts ... Facilitating Language Development Escape and Fixed-Time Schedule Reinforcement Use of Positive Reinforcement to Treat Escape Behavior Sensory Extinction or ... http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Courtyard/3330/articles.html (Search within this site) Clinical Neuropsychology ... TOP of Page. Sensory Extinction. Some patients with a lateralized lesionmay respond to a stimulus presented only to the contralateral side. ... http://nanonline.org/nandistance/mtbi/ClinNeuro/perceptual.h... Noam Sagiv ... Two eyes make a pair: facial organization and perceptual learning reduce visual extinction. Neuropsychologia 39(11), 1144-1149. ... http://ist-socrates.berkeley.edu/~noam/Noam.html Perception: 19ECVP abstracts ... Visual extinction and cortical connectivity in human vision M Pavlovskaya, D Sagi, N Soroker (Loewenstein Rehabilitation Center, 43100 Raanana, Israel ... http://www.perceptionweb.com/19ecvp/p0710.html SCR ... Now, two independent studies pose rather conclusive evidence agaist the theoryof microconsciousness. First case - The brain basis of visual extinction. ... http://www.geocities.com/science_consciousness_review/LN_083... |
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