The type of learning in which there is loss or decrease in response to repeated stimuli?
Correct answer: B. Habituation
- A. Imprinting
- B. Habituation
- C. Latent learning
- D. Insight learning
Explanation
Habituation is a non-associative form of learning in which an organism's response decreases after repeated exposure to a harmless stimulus. The likely mistake is imprinting, which is rapid learning during a sensitive period rather than a gradual reduction in response.
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