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A set of scales and a pair of scissors are both examples of second-class levers.
Peek-a-Boo
A classic game played with babies and young children where one hides their face, then reveals it saying "Peek-a-boo," meant to entertain and teach object permanence.
Dishabituation
The process by which a previously habituated response is restored because of the presentation of a new stimulus.
Novel Stimulus
A new or unfamiliar stimulus that requires an individual to process and potentially adapt to it, often used in psychological studies to measure response or attentiveness.
Consequent
In logic, the latter part of a conditional statement, the outcome or result that follows the condition specified in its antecedent.
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