aversive

The aversive stimulus caused the dog to stop barking.

She found the aversive smell of the garbage overwhelming.

The aversive consequences of his actions were evident.

The aversive training method did not yield the desired results.

Children may exhibit aversive behaviors when faced with unfamiliar situations.

The aversive noise from the construction site disturbed the residents.

The aversive experience left a lasting impact on her.

The aversive taste of the medicine made it difficult to swallow.

The aversive feedback he received motivated him to improve.

Avoiding aversive stimuli can help reduce stress and anxiety.

And you have to wonder why something that is so aversive that it hurts is also so common.

Desensitization is defined as the diminished emotional responsiveness to a negative or aversive stimulus after repeated exposure to it.

The crying of babies is aversive to babies.

The pain of others is aversive even for babies.

Basically, the overnight memories of aversive images seemed to stay stronger than the newer memories.

Think hard about the aversive image that accompanied that face.

The difference is in positive reinforcement you do something; in negative reinforcement you take away something aversive.

We know pain is--of others is aversive for chimpanzees and we know this in certain ways.

" Four thousand of these people will die" is extremely aversive and so the framing can influence your decisions.

Red meant " NoThink" – or, try to keep the aversive image from entering your mind, to hopefully suppress the memory.