Sentence examples for involuntary responses from inspiring English sources

Classical conditioning usually has been reported for glandular, autonomically mediated, involuntary responses (e.g., salivation, heart rate).

We're both too tired to talk, unless barking involuntary responses to auditory hallucinations brought about by prolonged exhaustion counts as talking, which it probably doesn't.

Voluntary responses can be modified by their consequences; involuntary responses (such as blushing when a person is embarrassed or the release of adrenalin when a person is angry or afraid) cannot.

Using curarized animals, Miller and others made the rewarding stimulation contingent on such typically involuntary responses as changes in heart rate, blood pressure, contractions of the bowel, and salivation.

The autonomic system controls the involuntary responses; the afferent cerebrospinal nerves carry the sensory messages to the brain; the efferent cerebrospinal nerves carry commands from the brain to the muscles; and the spinal cord serves as a great transmission cable.

Peterson's program purports to teach not only a series of attack maneuvers but also how to exploit the predictable involuntary responses of one's opponent.

It was an involuntary response".

An odd involuntary response, but there you have it.

But such shaky calculations mask what is an involuntary response to the music.

It's an involuntary response, one we have little to no control over, that also carries enormous social and psychological weight.

Physiologically speaking, laughter is an involuntary response, similar to wincing when watching a clown make a balloon animal or an old sea captain eat pudding.