Perceptual learning refers to a situation in which
A) sensory discriminations facilitate the subsequent discrimination learning of a motor response.
B) sensory discriminations facilitate insight learning and imitation.
C) simple nonreinforced exposure to stimuli facilitates subsequent discrimination learning.
D) reinforcement of a particular stimulus (e.g., red light) facilitates discrimination learning between stimuli in the same stimulus dimension (e.g., red + versus green - ).

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Perceptual learning involves the improvement in the ability to respond to or discriminate between stimuli following exposure to those stimuli, without the need for explicit reinforcement during the exposure phase. This process enhances the individual's sensitivity to differences in stimuli, making it easier to distinguish between them in future learning tasks.

Perceptual Learning Refers to a Situation in Which