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Definition of sensitive period in English: sensitive periodnoun Psychology A time or stage in a person's development when they are more responsive to certain stimuli and quicker to learn particular skills. Example sentencesExamples - Also, some comments about developmental forces such as sensitive periods and even behavior genetics would be helpful.
- Male-male interactions were readily triggered by a LED flash in the early sensitive period, or at any time if the insect was not spontaneously flashing during the normal period of patrol behavior.
- Estrogens can be naturally elevated in plasma when songs are being learned; androgens can be elevated when the sensitive period for song learning closes.
- That's probably because bitterness is often a sign of toxicity, and it's especially important to avoid toxic compounds during these sensitive periods of growth and development.
- This is necessary to allow appropriate therapy to be started within the sensitive period of visual development for optimal results.
Definition of sensitive period in US English: sensitive periodnoun Psychology A time or stage in a person's development when they are more responsive to certain stimuli and quicker to learn particular skills. Example sentencesExamples - Also, some comments about developmental forces such as sensitive periods and even behavior genetics would be helpful.
- That's probably because bitterness is often a sign of toxicity, and it's especially important to avoid toxic compounds during these sensitive periods of growth and development.
- Male-male interactions were readily triggered by a LED flash in the early sensitive period, or at any time if the insect was not spontaneously flashing during the normal period of patrol behavior.
- This is necessary to allow appropriate therapy to be started within the sensitive period of visual development for optimal results.
- Estrogens can be naturally elevated in plasma when songs are being learned; androgens can be elevated when the sensitive period for song learning closes.
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