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psychological refractory period

psychological refractory period noun: a delay in the second response to two closely-spaced stimuli.

Noun

psychological refractory period (plural psychological refractory periods)

  1. A delay in the second response to two closely-spaced stimuli.
    Synonyms:
    PRP

Synonyms of psychological refractory period

Forms of psychological refractory period

pluralpsychological refractory periods

Questions about psychological refractory period

What does psychological refractory period mean?
Psychological refractory period means a delay in the second response to two closely-spaced stimuli.
What part of speech is psychological refractory period?
Psychological refractory period is a noun.
What is the plural of psychological refractory period?
The plural of psychological refractory period is psychological refractory periods.

Words near psychological refractory period in the dictionary

  1. psychological injuries
  2. psychological injury
  3. psychological moment
  4. psychological moments
  5. psychological pricing
  6. psychological refractory period
  7. psychological refractory periods
  8. psychological slip
  9. psychological slips
  10. psychological warfare
  11. psychologicality

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