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单词 habituation
释义
habituation
noun[U]
uk
/həˌbɪtʃ.uˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/həˌbɪtʃ.uˈeɪ.ʃən/
theprocessofpeopleoranimalsbecomingused to something, so that they nolongerfinditunpleasantorthinkit is athreat:
成为习惯
Increasedsightingsofcoyotesare theresultof habituation, ascoyotesbecomeaccustomedtohumansand unafraid of them.人们看到郊狼的频率增加，这是习惯性的结果，因为郊狼已经习惯了人类，不再害怕人类。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Adapting and attuning to something
  • accustomyourselftosomething
  • accustomed
  • adaptability
  • adaptable
  • adapted
  • bearing
  • get into the swing of it/thingsidiom
  • get intoyourstrideidiom
  • habituate
  • habituated
  • hang
  • plug
  • second nature
  • settle
  • settle down
  • settle in
  • settled
  • stride
  • supple
  • swing
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(Definition ofhabituationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhabituation

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When institutional rules are drawn upon with sufficient regularity, they can become embodied via a process ofhabituationresulting in the adoption of a habit.
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The response of the mice to an unfamiliar environment was assessed over a two-day period and afterhabituation.
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Factors such as fatigue, fear, hunger, andhabituationto a recently repeated vocal action help explain why this is so.
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Discrepancies between this study and earlier investigations are discussed with reference to differences betweenhabituationand preferential looking tasks.
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Recent investigations withhabituationtasks and with the preferential looking task have provided a much improved body of evidence in this area.
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This too he saw in terms of political culture, as reflected in architecture and the habituations of the built environment.
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All, because of socialhabituation, undervalue central human capabilities that they later come to value.
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Habituationin early and later childhood is therefore likely to reflect different underlying processes.
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Even in this case, permanence in the environment, not on the retina, explains the dynamics ofhabituation.
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The result was the development of methods for attention andhabituation.
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This can be viewed as a form of extinction orhabituation.
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This reduction was a product of synaptogenesis and nothabituation, because the tilt persisted in animals with permanent retinal damage.
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Spatial discourse, no matter how restricted and mediated, will manifest a trace in the underlying mechanisms of human adaptation andhabituationto the immediate environment.
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The reduced aggressiveness of south polar skuas in frequently visited areas can be interpreted as a sign ofhabituation.
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The lack of overlap between thehabituationand preferential-looking tasks is a major area of concern.
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