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any agent, act, or influence that produces functional or tropic reaction in a receptor or in an irritable tissue.
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An event that is sent from one object to another and that initiates an operation
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that which provokes a response, or more generally, the point of interactions of the human system and environment
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the most basic unit of a task. It is the presentation of text, bitmap, and sound material for which a response is required.
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