triggersstimuli
The term triggersstimuli is not a standard scientific label; it can be used to describe the relationship between stimuli that prompt a response and the response itself. In psychology and related fields, stimulus denotes any input that can elicit a reaction, while a trigger is a stimulus that reliably evokes a specific, often salient, response. The compound term may be used in discussions of cue-induced effects.
In psychology, triggersstimuli can be external (sights, sounds, smells) or internal (memories, thoughts, sensations). Examples: a
In mental health, PTSD and anxiety disorders identify triggers that provoke distressing symptoms. Trigger management includes
In research, stimuli are controlled to study learning and perception. Classical conditioning uses a neutral stimulus
In technology and design, triggers and cues act as prompts to action—notifications, alerts, or interface cues—that