How to pronounce“aversive”in English
a in a environment they may not be under sensory deprivation but if nothing is varying in their sensory environment it is becoming increasingly
aversive no it's not Humane and it's it's not uh and uh uh over solitary
confinement it's called you know prisons when they want to punish them they put them in solitary confinement which is usually a sensory deprivation as well
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Definitions of “aversive”
Tending to repel; causing avoidance.
“"I say—Nora, you, really you?" he cried, transported in turn, and to do him justice he did not seem to notice anything aversive in her disorder—or, indeed, to notice anything but her excited young face.”
A grammatical case indicating that something is avoided or feared; the evitative case.
An unpleasant stimulus intended to induce a change in behaviour.
“For general training purposes, opportunities to engage in reproductive acts are not a practical reinforcer, and using aversives that generate fear is fraught with side effects.”