A Person's Ability to Perceive Differences in Stimuli Is Referred

question 175

Multiple Choice

A person's ability to perceive differences in stimuli is referred to as

• A) selective comprehension.
• B) selective retention.
• C) stimulus generalization.
• D) stimulus discrimination.
• E) routine problem solving.

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Definitions:

Telepathy

A form of communication where information is transferred between individuals without using the known sensory channels or physical interaction.

Clairvoyance

The claimed capacity to acquire knowledge on objects, individuals, sites, or physical occurrences through channels beyond the conventional human senses.

Precognition

The purported ability to perceive or predict future events before they happen, a phenomenon not supported by scientific evidence.

Lightness Constancy

The perception that the whiteness (lightness) of an object remains the same under varying illumination conditions.