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double-simultaneous stimulation
double-simultaneous stimulation Double-simultaneous stimulation is the presentation of two sensory stimuli at the same time, typically one on each side of the body or space, to examine whether a person notices both together.
Double-simultaneous stimulation is the presentation of two sensory stimuli at the same time, typically one on each side of the body or space, to examine whether a person notices both together. In patients with unilateral brain damage, it can reveal extinction, where the stimulus on the side opposite the lesion is missed when both are given simultaneously.
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