The process by which a person identifies a stimulus as a member of a class of related stimuli is called:
A)recognition.
B)categorization.
C)association.
D)equivalence.

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Categorization is the process of identifying a stimulus as a member of a particular category or class of related stimuli. Recognition refers to the retrieval of previously learned information. Association involves linking two or more stimuli or events. Equivalence refers to the ability to respond to one stimulus in the same way as another stimulus that has been associated with it.

The Process by Which a Person Identifies a Stimulus as a Member