a stimulus that is just strong enough to elicit a response. unconditioned stimulus. any stimulus that is capable of eliciting an unconditioned response. See also conditioning. unstructured stimulus. an unclear or ambiguous stimulus, the perception of which is influenced to a greater extent by the characteristics of the perceiver than by those of the stimulus.
Yip, YIP, or yips may refer to: Yip (nickname), a list of people. Ye (surname), a Chinese surname also romanized as Yip (è), including a list of people.
The term Yid has its origins in the Middle High German word Juede (jÃ¼de the Contemporary german word Is). Jude Leo rosten provides the following : Etymology from The: German: 'Jude.' Jew 'And' jude is a truncated form Of, yehuda which was the name given to The Jewish commonwealth in the period of The Second. templehe earliest mention of the word Yid in print was in The Slang Dictionary published by John Camden Hotten in 1874. Hotten noted that The Jews use these terms very frequently..