Introductory Psychology CLEP Prep Practice Exam

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Studies of sensory adaptation suggest what type of psychological process?

Habituation

Sensory adaptation is the process by which an individual becomes less sensitive to constant or repetitive stimuli over time.

Option B, assimilation, is a cognitive process that involves incorporating new information into existing knowledge.

Option C, accommodation, refers to adapting one's existing knowledge or schemas to incorporate new information.

Option D, socialization, is the process of learning and internalizing social norms and values.

Habituation is the most appropriate answer as it specifically pertains to the diminishing sensitivity to repeated stimuli, which is the focus of studies of sensory adaptation.

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