Learning in which repeated experience with a set of stimuli makes those stimuli easier to distinguish is known as:
A) habituation.
B) sensitization.
C) dishabituation.
D) perceptual learning.

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Perceptual learning refers to the process by which repeated experience with a set of stimuli enhances one's ability to distinguish those stimuli. This type of learning improves sensory discrimination and is crucial for various tasks such as reading, object recognition, and listening in noisy environments.

Learning in Which Repeated Experience with a Set of Stimuli