A nonassociative learning called __________ can be defined as a decrease in response to a repeated stimulus that has no positive or negative consequences.

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Habituation learning can be defined as a type of nonassociative learning in which there is a decrease in responsiveness to a repeated stimulus that has no positive or negative consequences. It occurs when an organism becomes familiar with a stimulus and its response to it decreases over time. Therefore, option D, i.e., habituation learning, is the correct answer.

A Nonassociative Learning Called __________ Can Be Defined as a Decrease