_____ refers to the perception of different sensory stimuli as identical, up to a point at which further variation in the stimulus leads to a sharp change in the perception.
A) Phonemic boundary
B) Voice onset time
C) Continuous perception
D) Categorical perception

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Categorical perception is the phenomenon where the categories possessed by an observer significantly affect the perception of stimuli, such that the differences within categories are minimized and the differences between categories are maximized.

_____ Refers to the Perception of Different Sensory Stimuli as Identical