Which model suggests that stimulus representations are formed vaguely at first but develop specificity over time by incorporating more and more details as the stimulus is repeated?
A)dual-process theory
B)comparator theory
C)differentiation theory
D)priming theory

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Differentiation theory suggests that stimulus representations are formed vaguely at first but develop specificity over time by incorporating more and more details as the stimulus is repeated. Dual-process theory proposes that there are two types of cognitive processing, automatic and controlled. The comparator theory suggests that perception involves comparisons between sensory input and existing knowledge or memory. Priming theory suggests that exposure to a stimulus can influence an individual's response to a subsequent stimulus.

Which Model Suggests That Stimulus Representations Are Formed Vaguely at First