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Token reinforcer

Token reinforcer refers to a tangible secondary reinforcer such as money, gold stars, poker chips, and the like.

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Tolerance

Tolerance is generally the increased amounts of a drug needed to achieve intoxication, or a diminished drug effect with its continued use.

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Tolman, Edward Chace

Tolman, Edward Chace (1886-1959) theorist who created a brand of behaviorism that used mental constructs and emphasized purposive behavior. He has employed many intervening variables, but his most important was the cognitive map.

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Tonal agnosia

Tonal agnosia refers to an inability to appreciate melody in music and speech that is usually associated with damage to the right hemisphere of the brain

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Tone chroma

Deutsch: Tonhöhe Chroma / Español: Tono de la Croma / Português: Tonalidade Cromática / Français: Chroma tonale / Italiano: Tonalità di Croma /

Tone chroma refers to the perceptual similarity of notes separated by one or more octaves.

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Tone height

Tone height refers to the increase in pitch that occurs as frequency is increased.

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Tonic

Tonic means motorically stiffened.

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Tonic-neck reflex

Tonic-neck reflex refers to a reflex in which infants turn their head to one side, extend their arm and leg on that side, and flex their limbs on the opposite side. Tonic-neck reflex is also known as the "fencing position."

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