Difference between revisions of "Electrical Modality"

Revision as of 13:19, 29 October 2010

Definition::The electrical modality is the tactile stimulus modality that pertains to the sense of electric shock.
Definition Source::JT and AL
Synonyms::
[[Parent Entity::Tactile Stimulus Modality]]
Example::Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is characterized as having an electrical modality, as is using static shocks as a stimulus.
Logical Restrictions::
Comments::
Created Date::2010/02/03
Curator::JT and AL
Curation Status::pending final vetting
URI:: Sub-Classes	Sub-Classes:: {{#ask: Parent Entity::Electrical Modality	format=ul }}

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-|Definition=The electrical sensory modality is the sensory modality that pertains to the sense of electric shock.
+|Definition=The electrical modality is the tactile stimulus modality that pertains to the sense of electric shock.
-|Definition Source=JT
+|Definition Source=JT and AL
-|Parent Entity=[[Sensory Modality]]
+|Parent Entity=[[Tactile]] Stimulus Modality
-|Example=Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation involves an electrical modality, as does using static shocks as a stimulus.
+|Example=Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is characterized as having an electrical modality, as is using static shocks as a stimulus.
-|Relations to other CogPo Terms=Every stimulus must have at least one sensory modality.
-|Comments=We're open for discussion on this one.
 |Created Date=2010/02/03
-|Curator=JT
+|Curator=JT and AL
-|Curation Status=Pending final Vetting
+|Curation Status=pending final vetting
+|Relations_to_other_CogPo_Terms=Every stimulus must have at least one sensory modality.
 }}