The Dual-Process Theory Can Account for Qualitative Differences

question 69

Multiple Choice

The dual-process theory can account for qualitative differences

• A)between short-term and long-term habituation.
• B)between sensitization and long-term habituation.
• C)between sensitization and short-term habituation.
• D)among sensitization, short-term habituation, and long-term habituation.

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