Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Coeffect

👉 In the context of psychology, "coeffect" refers to a phenomenon where an external stimulus (often the result of another stimulus) affects not only one individual but also influences or interacts with the behavior of others. This can be described as a direct influence on the individual's reaction to the stimulus. For example, if you are given a list of items and asked to choose which ones to include in your shopping cart, and then another item is added to that list, it is possible for this external

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👉 In the context of signal processing and communication, a "coeffect" refers to a phenomenon where two or more signals are influenced by each other in some way. This can be due to additive noise, multiplicative noise, or interference between different components of the system. For example, consider a system composed of two channels A and B. When one channel is turned on and another one off, it may affect the output of the other channel. This phenomenon is called coeffect, where the effect of

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