Stimulus processing occurs faster and/or more easily on the second and successive presentations of a stimulus, a finding which is referred to as what?

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This is because repetition priming refers to the phenomenon where the processing of a stimulus is facilitated by prior exposure to that same stimulus, resulting in a faster and/or easier processing of the stimulus on subsequent presentations. Habituation refers to a decreased responsiveness to a stimulus over time, sensory adaptation refers to a decline in sensitivity to a constant stimulus, remote learning is not a recognized concept in psychology, and inhibition of return refers to a delay in returning attention to a previously attended location.

Stimulus Processing Occurs Faster And/or More Easily on the Second