"What is that thing out there on the street?" The rate at which one can identify the stimulus is called:
A) processing speed
B) cognitive rate
C) perceptual speed
D) estimation rate

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Perceptual speed refers to the rate at which one can identify or perceive a stimulus. It is the ability to recognize and make sense of sensory information from the environment quickly. Processing speed refers to the rate at which the brain can process information, cognitive rate is not a commonly used term, and estimation rate typically refers to the ability to make accurate guesses or predictions.

"What Is That Thing Out There on the Street?" the Rate