The reinstatement of the intensity,frequency,or duration of a response to a stimulus that has changed is called

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Dishabituation refers to the restoration of a previously habituated response due to a change in the stimulus. For example, if a person habituates to the sound of a ticking clock, the addition of a new noise or a change in the ticking pattern may cause the person to dishabituate and start paying attention to the sound again.

The Reinstatement of the Intensity,frequency,or Duration of a Response to a Stimulus