redintegration
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redintegration
[red″in-tĕ-gra´shun]1. the restoration or repair of a lost or damaged part.
2. a psychic process in which part of a complex stimulus provokes the complete reaction that was previously made only to the complex stimulus as a whole.
3. reintegration (def. 2).
re·din·te·gra·tion
(rē'din-tĕ-grā'shŭn),1. The restoration of lost or injured parts.
2. Restoration to health.
3. The recalling of a whole experience on the basis only of some item or portion of the original stimulus or circumstances of the experience.
[L. red-integro, pp. -atus, to make whole again, renew, fr. integer, untouched, entire]
redintegration
(rĕd-ĭn′tĭ-grā′shən, rĭ-dĭn′-)n. Psychology
Evocation of a particular state of mind resulting from the recurrence of one of the elements that made up the original experience.
red·in′te·gra′tive adj.
red·in′te·gra′tor n.
re·din·te·gra·tion
(rē'din-tĕ-grā'shŭn)1. The restoration of lost or injured parts.
2. Restoration to health.
3. The recalling of a whole experience on the basis only of some item or portion of the original stimulus or circumstances of the experience.
[L. red-integro, pp. -atus, to make whole again, renew, fr. integer, untouched, entire]
re·din·te·gra·tion
(rē'din-tĕ-grā'shŭn)1. The restoration of lost or injured parts.
2. Restoration to health.
[L. red-integro, pp. -atus, to make whole again, renew, fr. integer, untouched, entire]