dynamogenesis

dynamogenesis
dynamogenic, dynamogenous /duy'neuh moj"euh neuhs/, adj.dynamogenously, adv.
/duy'neuh moh jen"euh sis/, n., pl. dynamogeneses /-seez'/. Psychol.
the correlation of changes in response with changes in sensory activity.
[DYNAMO- + -GENESIS]

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