| generalized anxiety disorder |
is characterized by exaggerated worry and tension over everyday events and decisions.
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| generalization |
control of responding by new stimuli that share properties with a stimulus originally used in shaping or training a response. Typically, the new stimuli vary along some gradient or spectrum away from the training stimulus. Also known as stimulus generalization.
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| generalized |
(1) Primitive or plesiomorphic, similar to the ancestral condition; (2) adapted to a broad range of resources.
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| generalization |
refers to a statement about a class based on an examination of some of its members:
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| general adaptation syndrome |
set of wide ranging body changes due to high level of stress over a prolonged period of time and can lead to emotional disturbances, cardiovascular and renal diseases, asthma and other diseased states; described by Hans Selye
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