Comparator theory provides the best account of:
A)short-term habituation effects.
B)short-term sensitization effects.
C)mere exposure effects.
D)perceptual learning resulting from discrimination training.

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Comparator theory suggests that perceptual learning resulting from discrimination training occurs due to the formation of a memory trace that represents the difference, or "error," between the sensory input and a comparison standard. This theory does not directly address short-term habituation or sensitization effects or mere exposure effects.

Comparator Theory Provides the Best Account Of