In latent inhibition, an unfamiliar stimulus is more readily conditioned as a _____ than a familiar stimulus.
A) US
B) CS
C) NS 1
D) NS 2

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Latent inhibition refers to the phenomenon where a familiar stimulus takes longer to become a conditioned stimulus (CS) than a new, unfamiliar stimulus, because the familiar stimulus does not attract the subject's attention as much as a new stimulus does.

In Latent Inhibition, an Unfamiliar Stimulus Is More Readily Conditioned