The length of time spent looking at a new stimulus compared with the length of time looking at familiar stimuli is called

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The length of time spent looking at a new stimulus compared to a familiar stimulus is a measure of visual preference. Habituation refers to the decrease in response to a stimulus after repeated exposure, visual-recognition is the ability to recognize an object or feature based on visual cues, and attention recovery refers to the ability to shift attention back to a task after a distraction.

The Length of Time Spent Looking at a New Stimulus